Is it publicly known how much Nintendo pays you for reporting certain exploits?
As €100-€20000 is a big difference so I'm curious.
As €100-€20000 is a big difference so I'm curious.
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It may be more than 20k, who knows. It's a good thing, white hat hackers make the world a safer place, and eventually cfw for Switch will.be better :-)
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If you find ARM TrustZone exploit then you will have $10k guaranteed, or even more.
Kernel exploits are also very valuable, Software-side exploits like flashing a new OS is worth way more.
So in other words, you will shit money if you will find those 3.
Kernel exploits are also very valuable, Software-side exploits like flashing a new OS is worth way more.
So in other words, you will shit money if you will find those 3.
or since the amount of money isn't publicly disclosed, they could just screw everyone and pay everyone barebones minimum. Certainly wouldn't be the first time a company made such a move (not to say they will, but this is one of the dangers of not disclosing it).
If you check the page, there are 3 people, the 3rd one. I know him from somewhere, could be from That Iso Site... maybe some members from this forum are helping, who knows
Yeah, they could, but if they do I feel it would backfire and cause the devs involved to be even more determined to crap on Nintendo and release a public exploit, sure they may not be able to disclose the one they reported (although a good amount of wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge* would probably go down to other devs if nintendo ripped the devs involved off
one of the three;
endergamer549 == pokeacer
Apr 11 18:26:55 <AuroraWright> mid-kid endergamer549 == pokeacer
browser nag bypass found by ihaveamac
endergamer549 == pokeacer
Apr 11 18:26:55 <AuroraWright> mid-kid endergamer549 == pokeacer
browser nag bypass found by ihaveamac
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