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  1. Download latest nx-hbmenu.
  2. Put the hbmenu.nro on the root of your sdcard.
  3. Insert the sdcard into the device.
  4. Set your Switch DNS server to 104.236.106.125, and perform a connection test.
  5. Click 'Install'.

    6. If you see 2000-1337 on your screen it means installation succeeded.

  6. Restart the device, and perform a new connection test.
  7. Click 'Run'.

    8. The exploit is finished when there's a popup asking you to exit.

  8. Go to the home menu and click the Album icon.
Running untrusted homebrew could potentially damage your Switch, and will void your warranty. You are doing this at your own risk!

Manual server installation

  1. Clone latest nx-hbexploit300.
  2. Run 'make install && make' in the git repo.
  3. Take the contents of build/ folder, and host them on a static HTTP server.
  4. Setup a custom DNS server that redirects the A record for ctest.cdn.nintendo.net to your static HTTP server. Block all other domains / disable DNS request-forwarding.

Frequently asked questions

I am below version 3.0.0. What do I do?

You can upgrade to 3.0.0 using a cartridge of Pokken Tournament DX. Warning: some very recent copies of the game come with 3.0.1. Be careful!

I am above version 3.0.0. What do I do?

Currently we have no plans to support 3.0.1 and above. We recommend buying another system purely for homebrew purposes.

When the time comes, we will release nx-hbl which is our NRO launcher that can be used with kernelhax'd systems.

How do I know what version a system comes on?

In the retail store, you can inspect the serial number on the box. See here to find which serial numbers are likely to be 3.0.0.

This is a little risky. If you buy a refurbished system maybe it will come with a newer firmware version than the serial number would have you believe.

Where can I find homebrew games/applications?

We have created a page on our wiki where we will put homebrew, you can find it here. Put them on your sdcard in the switch/ directory.

Can I host the exploit myself?

Yes, you can. For advanced users we provide nx-hbexploit300.

This allows you to set up your own server hosting the exploit. All you need is to setup a malicious DNS server that redirects all A records to a static HTTP server of your choice.

I want to make my own games for my Switch. Where do I start?

You can develop homebrew using libnx.

Here is a tutorial on how to set up the development environment (works on Windows, Linux and Mac).

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Here are a few example projects that you can compile and run. We also have Doxygen documentation of libnx here.

Also, come visit us on irc: #switchdev @ EFNet. :-)

I'm getting error 2347-0003?

This means the nro file wasn't found. Make sure your sdcard is inserted, and that it has hbmenu.nro on its root.

Is this a kernel exploit?

No.

Credits

yellows8, plutoo hbmenu, hbloader and hbexploit

ReSwitched webkit exploit and rohan

devkitPro toolchain

With help from:

WntrMute, shinyquag, misson20000, fincs, TuxSH, hexkyz, SciresM, mtheall, naehrwert, thexyz, derrek, kgsws, hthh, Daeken, shufol3, nedwill, smea, st4rk, andoma, Maschell, Normmatt ...

2018 SwitchBrew - #switchdev @ EFNet

On 18th April 2021, a security researcher identified a vulnerability in our review-cask-pr GitHub Action used on the homebrew-cask and all homebrew-cask-* taps (non-default repositories) in the Homebrew organization and reported it on our HackerOne.

Whenever an affected cask tap received a pull request to change only the version of a cask, the review-cask-pr GitHub Action would automatically review and approve the pull request. The approval would then trigger the automerge GitHub Action which would merge the approved pull request. A proof-of-concept (PoC) pull request demonstrating the vulnerability was submitted with our permission. We subsequently reverted the PoC pull request, disabled and removed the automerge GitHub Action and disabled and removed the review-cask-pr GitHub Action from all vulnerable repositories.

What was impacted

The discovered vulnerability would allow an attacker to inject arbitrary code into a cask and have it be merged automatically. This is due to a flaw in the git_diff dependency of the review-cask-pr GitHub Action, which is used to parse a pull request’s diff for inspection. Due to this flaw, the parser can be spoofed into completely ignoring the offending lines, resulting in successfully approving a malicious pull request.

A single cask was compromised with a harmless change for the duration of the demonstration pull request until its reversal. No action is required by users due to this incident.

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What we’re doing about it

  • The vulnerable review-cask-pr GitHub Action has been disabled and removed from all repositories.
  • The automerge GitHub Action has been disabled and removed from all repositories (in favour of the GitHub built-in functionality that did not exist when this action was created).
  • We have removed the ability for our bots to commit to homebrew/cask* repositories.
  • All homebrew/cask* pull requests will require a manual review and approval by a maintainer.
  • We are improving documentation to help onboard new homebrew/cask maintainers and trainingexisting homebrew/core maintainers to help with homebrew/cask.

We did, do and will continue to take the security of the project and our users very seriously. We try our best to behave as a for-profit company would do in terms of timely response to security issues.

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