The Nintendo Switch 2 has received its first publicly demonstrated software jailbreak , marking a major breakthrough for the console's modding community approximately 16 months after its June 5,...
A software-only Switch 2 jailbreak runs homebrew on firmware 23.0.1 via a SmileBASIC bug that OpenAI's Codex helped find in two weeks.
Nintendo responds by delisting a Switch title.Nintendo appears to have removed the programming software SmileBASIC 4 from the eShop following the supposed discovery of a Switch 2 jailbreak.The...
The Nintendo Switch 2 has reportedly been jailbroken with help from OpenAI's Codex, opening the door to homebrew and game modding, but limitations remain.
The Nintendo Switch 2's first public jailbreak is now in the wild. Unfortunately, anyone who hasn't already bought the coding tool SmileBASIC 4 for the Switch is out of luck, as it has already...
While the current methods are convoluted and complicated, it's bad news for Nintendo
Sammy Hajhamid, a security researcher who goes by pepsipu online, has released ns2jb, a software-only jailbreak for the Nintendo Switch 2 that runs on the latest 23.0.1 firmware. To show it off,...
A little over one year after its debut, and a few months after the discovery of a universal exploit, the Nintendo Switch 2 has been hacked, with the first jailbreak option allowing users to mod...
Following in the footsteps of the PlayStation 5, the Switch 2 has officially been jailbroken by persistent users (and a hefty dose of AI, perhaps unsurprisingly).An anonymous – understandably –...
A security researcher has demonstrated a software-only partial jailbreak of the Switch 2, gaining "userland" access that he says "lets us run homebrew, reverse engineer and mod Switch 2 games,...
The Nintendo Switch 2 has apparently been jailbroken, and a modder has already shown the console running a custom version of Mario Kart World featuring new playable characters like Cinnamoroll,...
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