Collaborate Disseminate
It’s not a jailbreak, but [basti564]’s Oculess software nevertheless allows one the option to remove telemetry and account dependencies from Facebook’s Oculus Quest VR headsets. It is not normally possible …read more Continue reading Software Removes the Facebook from Facebook’s VR Headset (Mostly)
An Apple spy spent years inside a community that trades hacks and leaks. Continue reading Apple’s Spy in the Jailbreak Community
Ooooh, look! A shiny button-like object! Continue reading Apple AirTag jailbroken already – hacked in rickroll attack
We’re sticking to our “patch early, peath often” mantra, although in this case it means you can’t jailbreak. Continue reading How (NOT?!) to jailbreak your iPhone
In numerous action/stealth movies, video games, cartoons, etc., they are escaping from a prison or similar setting, in the middle of the night when it’s dark, with the guards moving the searchlights in a predictable, set-in-stone pattern.
… Continue reading Why would searchlights in a prison or similar setting use a set pattern? [closed]
It’s hardly a secret any more at this point that today’s game consoles from Microsoft and Sony are essentially AMD gaming rigs packed up into a custom package and with tweaked system software. So it’s not too surprising that enterprising hackers got the Playstation 2 emulator of RetroArch running on …read more
Continue reading PS2 Emulation On The Xbox Series S: A Story Of Walled Gardens
The Quest 2 wireless VR headset by Oculus was recently released, and improves on the one-and-a-half year old Quest mainly in terms of computing power and screen resolution. But Oculus is owned by Facebook, a fact that Facebook is increasingly keen on making very clear. The emerging scene is one …read more
Continue reading As Facebook Tightens Their Grip on VR, Jailbreaking Looks More Likely
A researcher claims that the issue can be exploited by attackers in order to gain root access. Continue reading Unpatched Apple T2 Chip Flaw Plagues Macs
By Deeba Ahmed
Max Louarn, Yuanning Chen, and Gary Bowser who are alleged members of Team Xecuter were charged with 11 felony counts.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Team Xecuter members arrested for selling Nintendo Switch hacks
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The alleged leaders of an international video game piracy group apparently didn’t do enough to protect their scheme from the prying eyes of the feds. The Department of Justice says two men have been arrested on felony charges of helping run Team Xecuter, which sold modification kits and other tools that allowed users of the Nintendo Switch and other gaming devices to play pirated versions of games. The federal indictment charges Canadian national Gary Bowser, French national Max Louarn and Chinese national Yuanning Chen with 11 counts of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering in connection with Team Xecuter. The indictment does not link the three men to any other hacking groups. In many ways, though, the Justice Department’s approach to charging them mirrors other recent efforts to accuse and apprehend foreigners in cybercrime cases involving financial fraud or cyber-espionage. Team Xecuter, which claims to have been […]
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