@aei so basically an #RGH-style hack in the Security Coprocessor.

• I wounder if they gonna call it #RGH4 or #RGHone on the #XboxOne…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTFn4UZsA5U

@tauon @june 1st version #NintendoSwitch is easier than #SMC / #JTAG on original #Xbox360.

I m've to #RGH / #RGH3 half a dozen 360s…
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/115780617302973788

@kriware that's basically #RGH3 / #RGH / #ResetGlitchHack like on the #Xbox360.

Cc: @stman

@wyatt yes, it is simply because the #Xbox360 is relatively easy to mod (#RGH3), even the #Winchester Version can at least be "tethered" jailbroken (using the #BadUpdate - #exploit) and #AFAICT it's not possible to break the #XboxOne as #Microsoft designed their own custom *on-CPU die "Security Complex" with everything being end-to-end, hierachically encrypted from the per-CPU Key down, so the only place something is unencrypted is inside the APU which has the CPU & GPU on.

• All external buses and lines are transparently encrypted, decrypted, checksum'd and error-corrected at I/O speeds - including the RAM!

And if you try to #RGH that one and destabilize the #CPU it'll literally give you the finger and reboot the moment it detects some fucky-wucky - ness in terms of clocks and/or voltages...