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The Nintendo Switch generally only allows white-listed pages. So the attack vector is pretty small. The other consoles, yes, should be possible. But I think not
by canpan 9y ago
The Nintendo Switch generally only allows white-listed pages. So the attack vector is pretty small.
The other consoles, yes, should be possible. But I think not too many people use their consoles for browsing.
- TrickyRick 9y agoIt will show any captive WiFi-portal however so perhaps watch out for that. In addition they do have a store with indie games which seems to be more or less open to anyone (I assume there are some checks but I wouldn't trust them completely) much like Steam.
- bananaboy 9y agoThe requirements for getting onto the various platforms are pretty stringent. It's nowhere near as easy as getting onto Steam. You have to go through quite a rigorous certification process before you are allowed to ship your game on the online stores.
- philipwhiuk 9y agoOnly the hacker needs to do it for there to be a problem
- StavrosK 9y agoI wonder if you can use Spectre to steal signing keys from the device and jailbreak them. I guess they probably only have the public keys though, for verification.
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- ryanplant-au 9y agoThe Switch only allows whitelisted pages, but sometimes loads them over HTTP (notably Puyo Puyo Tetris opens a web applet to http://sega.jp http://sega.jp), so you can MITM yourself and load arbitrary content including your own JS.