Apologies for the incorrect title - I accidentally entered the counterpart game... This game is about Oracle of Ages, not Seasons.
As I'm not a hacker by any means for this device I have no idea if this will help any groups or individuals who are looking into exploiting the device... but found it to be worth a post since Total Control has been achieved in the game.
Earlier this month a glitch in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages was found that allowed you to warp to strange places in the map and get to the final boss quicker... generally this was just useful for people speedrunning the game... however, there was one individual on the website SpeedRunsLive who has been playing a possible arbitrary code execution within the game and has achieved doing so in just the past hour.
Link to the video on demand:
http://www.twitch.tv/sockfolder/b/515221398
Towards the last 5 minutes or so of the video on demand he has achieved total control and can run any code he wanted to - like I said, I know little to nothing on how the system works, but I felt like something like this would be something worth reporting to someone who knows a bit about the 3DS architecture/security.
Sorry if this is of no use, however it is interesting when you get the possibility to run unintended code through an application.
As I'm not a hacker by any means for this device I have no idea if this will help any groups or individuals who are looking into exploiting the device... but found it to be worth a post since Total Control has been achieved in the game.
Earlier this month a glitch in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages was found that allowed you to warp to strange places in the map and get to the final boss quicker... generally this was just useful for people speedrunning the game... however, there was one individual on the website SpeedRunsLive who has been playing a possible arbitrary code execution within the game and has achieved doing so in just the past hour.
Link to the video on demand:
http://www.twitch.tv/sockfolder/b/515221398
Towards the last 5 minutes or so of the video on demand he has achieved total control and can run any code he wanted to - like I said, I know little to nothing on how the system works, but I felt like something like this would be something worth reporting to someone who knows a bit about the 3DS architecture/security.
Sorry if this is of no use, however it is interesting when you get the possibility to run unintended code through an application.