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Galaxy — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 05:34:25 GMT

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DSiBrew:News/Archive

Yellows8 — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:46:13 GMT

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		+	*'''2 August 09''' The Drunken Coders [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/ have released] the exploit they are using to run unsigned code in DSi mode.
	*'''9 July 09:''' Team Twiizers successfully ran DSi-Mode Homebrew. More details can be found over at [http://hackmii.com/2009/07/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/ HackMii]		*'''9 July 09:''' Team Twiizers successfully ran DSi-Mode Homebrew. More details can be found over at [http://hackmii.com/2009/07/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/ HackMii]
	*'''25 June 09:''' Voting has begun for the [[DSiBrew:Contests\|DSiBrew logo]] contest! Please cast your vote '''[[DSiBrew talk:Contests#Voting time!\|here]]'''.		*'''25 June 09:''' Voting has begun for the [[DSiBrew:Contests\|DSiBrew logo]] contest! Please cast your vote '''[[DSiBrew talk:Contests#Voting time!\|here]]'''.

DSiBrew:News

Yellows8 — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:46:09 GMT

News:

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		+	*'''07 September 10''' Nintendo released system update [http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/dsi/en_na/systemMenuFeatures.jsp 1.4.1.] It's unknown what has changed.
	*'''25 August 10''' Dave J Murphy (WinterMute) released DSi Link, allowing running larger DSi mode homebrew binaries [http://davejmurphy.com/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/]		*'''25 August 10''' Dave J Murphy (WinterMute) released DSi Link, allowing running larger DSi mode homebrew binaries [http://davejmurphy.com/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/]
	*'''9 February 10''' Nintendo has released an update for the DSi System. The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client was updated to version 3.0, but the system still runs on [[System Menu 1.4]]. No other changes have been identified.		*'''9 February 10''' Nintendo has released an update for the DSi System. The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client was updated to version 3.0, but the system still runs on [[System Menu 1.4]]. No other changes have been identified.
	*'''3 August 09''' Nintendo has released [[System Menu 1.4]] in every supported country.		*'''3 August 09''' Nintendo has released [[System Menu 1.4]] in every supported country.
-	*'''2 August 09''' The Drunken Coders [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/ have released] the exploit they are using to run unsigned code in DSi mode.

User:Remark/dec-flipbook.c

The2Banned2One — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:42:33 GMT

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	if(!buf)		if(!buf)
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Flipnote Files/PPM

The2Banned2One — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:31:10 GMT

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	/private/ds/app/4B475556/001 - European location		/private/ds/app/4B475556/001 - European location
		+	/private/ds/app/4B475545/001 - North American location

	You can save your images in a user folder as long as it's on the same level as the 001 folder. Clicking on the Choose Folder icon on the top of the View Flipnote / SD Card option gives you a list of normal folders, and you can swap to user folders by selecting the normal button again. This could possibly be to overcome a limitation in one of the files (possibly the dirmemo2.lst file).		You can save your images in a user folder as long as it's on the same level as the 001 folder. Clicking on the Choose Folder icon on the top of the View Flipnote / SD Card option gives you a list of normal folders, and you can swap to user folders by selecting the normal button again. This could possibly be to overcome a limitation in one of the files (possibly the dirmemo2.lst file).

User talk:The2Banned2One

The2Banned2One — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:51:44 GMT

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-	May have found a good exploit with DSi Sound. I have been messing around with m4a files and have almost achieved what I wanted. This exploit will be better and easier than the Drunken-Coders' DSi-Mode save exploit. There will be no space limit. When it is done you will be able to run unsignedcode using a m4a file in the DSi Sound channel/app. [[User:The2Banned2One\|The2Banned2One]] 21:56, 19 August 2010 (UTC)	+
-	:Really? I attempted to sneak code in through the m4a files, images, and flipnotes. I also tried to hide files in one another. I failed at my attempts, what did you do different? Also, Do you plan on posting a video or pics? --[[User:Abeckring\|Abeckring]] 22:22, 27 August 2010 (CEST)	+

User:Hellcat

Hellcat — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 06:38:54 GMT

New user account

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:42:36 GMT

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	Nintendo Zone is the successor of DS Download Station, the latest revision in the Nintendo Spot series. The predecessor of Nintendo Zone in this series is DS Station, and the first revision in this series is Nintendo Spot. Although Nintendo Zone is the latest revision in the series, most game stores still use DS Station. This series downloads DS demos from an Internet server, rather than from a local DS host. Technical info on NSpot/DS Station is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NintendoSpot here.] Nintendo Zone locations have additional company-specific content. Companies can use this for information about the store/location, coupons with JP McDonalds won by quizzes, prizes, mini-games, etc.		Nintendo Zone is the successor of DS Download Station, the latest revision in the Nintendo Spot series. The predecessor of Nintendo Zone in this series is DS Station, and the first revision in this series is Nintendo Spot. Although Nintendo Zone is the latest revision in the series, most game stores still use DS Station. This series downloads DS demos from an Internet server, rather than from a local DS host. Technical info on NSpot/DS Station is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NintendoSpot here.] Nintendo Zone locations have additional company-specific content. Companies can use this for information about the store/location, coupons with JP McDonalds won by quizzes, prizes, mini-games, etc.
-	Nintendo Zone is available in Japan. Nintendo World Store in New York City used to have NZone, but they don't have NZone or even DS Download Station anymore. A few McDonalds test locations in [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fnintendo.de%2FNOE%2Fde_DE%2Fnews%2Fevents%2Fpilotprojekt_-_nintendo_zone_bei_mcdonalds_18254.html Germany] used to have NZone. That test service ended, the EUR NZone server ~~was~~ completely shutdown on Aug 27th 2010. Several USA Best Buy locations started a NZone test service in June 2009, see [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84077 this]. That test service ended, NZone is non-existent in USA since no test services exist in USA. NZone pictures [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84247 here]. EUR NZone screenshots [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bisafans.de%2Flexikon%2F069.shtml here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.filb.de%2F1376 here]. Old USA NYC screenshots [http://www.nintendo.com/bin/w3I-XYyMEgk1VUUqyo5k-P4eQc_mlXDU/mcHH5cHLGbg5AJQIa_x2nLkBLEUlFmEJ.pdf here.] Japan screenshots: [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nintendo.co.jp%2Fds%2Fnintendozone%2Fhowto_dsi.html here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.driveplaza.com%2Fds%2Fhowto.html here].	+	Nintendo Zone is available in Japan. Nintendo World Store in New York City used to have NZone, but they don't have NZone or even DS Download Station anymore. A few McDonalds test locations in [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fnintendo.de%2FNOE%2Fde_DE%2Fnews%2Fevents%2Fpilotprojekt_-_nintendo_zone_bei_mcdonalds_18254.html Germany] used to have NZone. That test service ended, the EUR NZone server seemed to be completely shutdown on Aug 27th 2010. However on July 5th the server is online again. Several USA Best Buy locations started a NZone test service in June 2009, see [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84077 this]. That test service ended, NZone is non-existent in USA since no test services exist in USA. NZone pictures [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84247 here]. EUR NZone screenshots [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bisafans.de%2Flexikon%2F069.shtml here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.filb.de%2F1376 here]. Old USA NYC screenshots [http://www.nintendo.com/bin/w3I-XYyMEgk1VUUqyo5k-P4eQc_mlXDU/mcHH5cHLGbg5AJQIa_x2nLkBLEUlFmEJ.pdf here.] Japan screenshots: [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nintendo.co.jp%2Fds%2Fnintendozone%2Fhowto_dsi.html here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.driveplaza.com%2Fds%2Fhowto.html here].

	[[File:2010-08-08-203240.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Sysmenu displays this when NZone is detected for the first time.]]		[[File:2010-08-08-203240.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Sysmenu displays this when NZone is detected for the first time.]]

System Menu 1.2

IanWatson — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:54:24 GMT

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	System Menu 1.2 is the first System Menu in Europe and America when you buy the DSi.It also was the second System Update on Japanese DSis.		System Menu 1.2 is the first System Menu in Europe and America when you buy the DSi.It also was the second System Update on Japanese DSis.
	This System version doesn't have the option to connect to internet without asking you for the [[System Menu 1.3]] upgrade.		This System version doesn't have the option to connect to internet without asking you for the [[System Menu 1.3]] upgrade.
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System Menu 1.3

IanWatson — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:53:51 GMT

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Template:System Menu Navigation

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User:Wii hacker

Wii hacker — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 20:29:19 GMT

New user account

User:TeenDev

TeenDev — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:40:25 GMT

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-	A former Nintendo DS homebrew developer from late 2005 - early 2009. He left the scene January 19, 2009 because his Nintendo DS broke. He currently is involved in the research and development of homebrew for the newly released Nintendo DSi.
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	[http://teendev.org TeenDev's Blog]		[http://teendev.org TeenDev's Blog]

DSiBrew:News

Trap15 — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 09:50:09 GMT

De-hyped

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	=== News ===		=== News ===
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-	*'''25 August 10''' Dave J Murphy (WinterMute) released DSi Link, allowing running DSi mode homebrew [http://davejmurphy.com/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/]	+	*'''25 August 10''' Dave J Murphy (WinterMute) released DSi Link, allowing running larger DSi mode homebrew binaries [http://davejmurphy.com/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/]
	*'''9 February 10''' Nintendo has released an update for the DSi System. The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client was updated to version 3.0, but the system still runs on [[System Menu 1.4]]. No other changes have been identified.		*'''9 February 10''' Nintendo has released an update for the DSi System. The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client was updated to version 3.0, but the system still runs on [[System Menu 1.4]]. No other changes have been identified.
	*'''3 August 09''' Nintendo has released [[System Menu 1.4]] in every supported country.		*'''3 August 09''' Nintendo has released [[System Menu 1.4]] in every supported country.
	*'''2 August 09''' The Drunken Coders [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/ have released] the exploit they are using to run unsigned code in DSi mode.		*'''2 August 09''' The Drunken Coders [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/ have released] the exploit they are using to run unsigned code in DSi mode.

User:Trap15

Trap15 — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 09:48:29 GMT

New user account

Using Action Replay to Enable DSi-Mode Homebrew

Ugly Bob — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 08:58:31 GMT

Patching:

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This tutorial will tell you how to get your DSi ready to accept homebrew code binaries (*.nds) to be run in DSi mode over wifi from your PC using an Action Replay DSi and a retail copy of Cooking Coach or Classic Word Games.

==Requirements==

*Action Replay DSi
*DSi old enough to be vulnerable to the current exploit
*PC and way to read/write to Micro SD Cards
*Micro SD card formatted as FAT
*Retail copy of Cooking Coach or Classic Word Games

==Preparing Your Micro SD Card==

*Download a copy of the exploit from [http://davejmurphy.com/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/ here]. It is included in the '''dslink''' archive.

*Extract the *.SAV file corresponding to both your region and game you're using for the exploit. (Scroll to the bottom of the Readme.html included in the archive for details on this.)

*Use a save converter such as [http://saves.uniquegeeks.net/g/index/page.aspx?id=16 this one] to convert the *.SAV file into the *.DUC format used by the Action Replay DSi.
**For source format, select "RAW".
**For target format, select "Action Replay DSi"
**For size, select "8 Kilo-Bytes - 64 Kilo-Bits"

*Create a folder on the root of your Micro SD card named "MYSAVES" and place your newly converted save file into this folder.
*Place '''installDSiLink.nds''' onto the root of the micro sd card.

Now you're ready to go. Safely remove the micro sd card from your PC and place it into your Action Replay DSi.

==Patching==

*With the micro sd card and your retail copy of cooking coach or word games inserted into your Action Replay, boot up the cartridge and go to the saves menu.

*Select the converted save and chose to restore it.

*Go back to the main menu and select "Files".

*Select installDSiLink.nds and launch it.

*Proceed by pressing the buttons in the order they are listed on the screen.

*Return to the DSi system menu by pushing the power button.

==Confirming Successful Hack==

Insert the Cooking Coach or Classic Wordgames retail cart by itself and boot it up. If all went well, when the cart tries to load your save you should now see two blue screens with the text '''...dslink ... connecting ...''' Congratulations. Now you can start creating dsi-mode hombrew code and send it via WiFi to be run on your DSi.

==How it Works==

When you run installDSiLink.nds, it places a copy of dslink onto the DSi's WiFi chip. This binary is loaded when the hacked game save written to your retail cart is read by the game. The dslink app then listens for further code to be sent over WiFi. You can accomplish this by running one of the pre-compiled binaries for your OS located in the "host" folder in the dslink archive.

User:Ugly Bob

Ugly Bob — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:29:37 GMT

New user account

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 23:35:42 GMT

Beacon payload format:

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	When the DSi is in range of the special beacon with the encrypted payload for the first time, sysmenu will display a message that you're in range of a Nintendo Zone. When you press the "Start" button, sysmenu boots NZone. The hidden DSi Nintendo Zone client will then appear in the [http://www.mcdonalds.co.jp/ds/how_to_play/ menu,] see the images to the right as well. After the initial NZone detection, the client icon always stays in the menu, it is never removed. When NZone is detected the second time in sysmenu, the icon and the icon on the strip which you can touch with stylus to select app icons starts flashing, and a sound constantly plays while in range of NZone. If sysmenu doesn't detect another NZone beacon for 10 seconds, the flashing and sound stops. NZone is not region-locked, the server region is determined by the special beacon.		When the DSi is in range of the special beacon with the encrypted payload for the first time, sysmenu will display a message that you're in range of a Nintendo Zone. When you press the "Start" button, sysmenu boots NZone. The hidden DSi Nintendo Zone client will then appear in the [http://www.mcdonalds.co.jp/ds/how_to_play/ menu,] see the images to the right as well. After the initial NZone detection, the client icon always stays in the menu, it is never removed. When NZone is detected the second time in sysmenu, the icon and the icon on the strip which you can touch with stylus to select app icons starts flashing, and a sound constantly plays while in range of NZone. If sysmenu doesn't detect another NZone beacon for 10 seconds, the flashing and sound stops. NZone is not region-locked, the server region is determined by the special beacon.

-	The client is basically a NetFront browser rigged to only work with certain APs, and with the capability of booting RSA-1024 signed NDS software downloaded with https. DS Station seems to only support Nintendo's custom [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NTFA NTFA] file format for graphics. Nintendo Spot supports other formats, one of the formats is GIF. Nintendo Zone supports NTFA, GIF, and PNG.	+	The client is basically a NetFront browser rigged to only work with certain APs, and with the capability of booting RSA-1024 signed(same as WMB sign system) NDS software downloaded with https. DS Station seems to only support Nintendo's custom [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NTFA NTFA] file format for graphics. Nintendo Spot supports other formats, one of the formats is GIF. Nintendo Zone supports NTFA, GIF, and PNG.
	The DSi NZone with the memo menu, can take pictures with the DSi cameras and save to the camera album. You can also draw stuff then save to camera album, and take screenshots of either screen at anytime(except when loading pages, sometimes memo menu is disabled by third-party sites) and save to NZone savedata. Screenshots can be viewed later via the memo menu, regardless if NZone beacons are in range or not. The NZone WFC usage notes state: "Photos, drawings or any other kind of images that you post via the Nintendo Zone can be viewed and downloaded by other users, and may be made public via Nintendo Zone or the internet. These photos, drawings or other kinds of image may then be copied, edited and/or posted by others." The rest is just "your images may be seen by a large number of people, don't post offensive material or copyrighted etc."		The DSi NZone with the memo menu, can take pictures with the DSi cameras and save to the camera album. You can also draw stuff then save to camera album, and take screenshots of either screen at anytime(except when loading pages, sometimes memo menu is disabled by third-party sites) and save to NZone savedata. Screenshots can be viewed later via the memo menu, regardless if NZone beacons are in range or not. The NZone WFC usage notes state: "Photos, drawings or any other kind of images that you post via the Nintendo Zone can be viewed and downloaded by other users, and may be made public via Nintendo Zone or the internet. These photos, drawings or other kinds of image may then be copied, edited and/or posted by others." The rest is just "your images may be seen by a large number of people, don't post offensive material or copyrighted etc."

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	\| 2		\| 2
-	\| This u16 was always one in all dumps, unknown what this is.	+	\| This u16 was always one in all dumps, unknown what this is. This isn't used by the client.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x2c		\| 0x2c
	\| 24		\| 24
-	\| Some retailer ID string includes the country, unknown what this is. "McDonalds Japan"	+	\| Some retailer ID string includes the country, unknown what this is but it's not used by the client. "McDonalds Japan"
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-	\| Unknown, ~~region related maybe?~~	+	\| Unknown, not used by the client.
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-	\| Unknown flags, always three in all dumps.	+	\| Unknown flags, always three in all dumps. Bits 0 and 1 don't seem to be used by the client. The client does use bit 2, testing setting bit 2 didn't help reveal what bit 2 is for.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x67		\| 0x67
	\| 5		\| 5
-	\| Padding?	+	\| Padding.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x6c		\| 0x6c
	\| 2		\| 2
-	\| Unknown, was always 0x428 in all dumps.	+	\| Unknown, was always 0x428 in all dumps. Not used by the client.
	\|-		\|-
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	DS Station's web browser uses NetFront 3.3.		DS Station's web browser uses NetFront 3.3.
-	Nintendo Zone v3.0 has the URL buffer overflow bug from NetFront 3.3 and DS Station. The NetFront version user agent was removed from the NZone bin, so it's unknown what NetFront version NZone uses~~. Linux/hostapd compatible box and a NIC supported by hostapd is required~~.	+	Nintendo Zone v3.0 has the URL buffer overflow bug from NetFront 3.3 and DS Station, but htmlhaxx is [[#Security\|impossible]] to use with NZone due to SSL. The NetFront version user agent was removed from the NZone bin, so it's unknown what NetFront version NZone uses.

-	A DS Station~~/NZone~~ exploit has been written by [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]. The exploit is only available on Google Code wmb-asm SVN. SVN web interface is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/source/browse/#svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here], SVN URL available [http://wmb-asm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here.] To use the exploit at home with DS Station, you also need a HTTPS forwarder/proxy, like httpsforwarder available in SVN. This exploit can only be used with html that is transferred over http. All html and content on the NZone server was moved to HTTPS, none of the NZone servers listen on port 80 for http. Although the NZone bin has root CAs for VeriSign, Thawte, Nintendo, and others, NZone rejects all certs not signed by Nintendo which includes VeriSign, Thawte, etc.	+	A DS Station exploit has been written by [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]. The exploit is only available on Google Code wmb-asm SVN. SVN web interface is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/source/browse/#svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here], SVN URL available [http://wmb-asm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here.] To use the exploit at home with DS Station, you need a Linux/hostapd compatible box and a NIC supported by hostapd. You also need a HTTPS forwarder/proxy, like httpsforwarder available in SVN. This exploit can only be used with html that is transferred over http.

	[[File:2010-08-22-161844.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Test NZone haxx, crashed NZone. The EUR server bug exploited here was fixed a couple hours after beginning html injection attacks.]]		[[File:2010-08-22-161844.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Test NZone haxx, crashed NZone. The EUR server bug exploited here was fixed a couple hours after beginning html injection attacks.]]
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	That EUR SSL reneg exploit was the only NZone servers hole in existence, there are no more SSL holes, there are zero http links on all NZone sites Nintendo and third-party, and there are zero NZone beacon data code buffer overflows. NZone haxx is completely dead.		That EUR SSL reneg exploit was the only NZone servers hole in existence, there are no more SSL holes, there are zero http links on all NZone sites Nintendo and third-party, and there are zero NZone beacon data code buffer overflows. NZone haxx is completely dead.
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		+	=== Security ===
		+
		+	NZone is very secure due to SSL. NZone will abort when the server cert isn't signed by Nintendo. None of the NZone servers have http links, nor do they even listen on port 80 for http. HTTP downgrade attacks are impossible even when you can inject html.(nzonehtmlhaxx can be used when it's possible to inject html into the server reply, but that's impossible now.)
		+	All NZone sites use only relative URLs. When URLs that include https are used, they must use Nintendo's server otherwise NZone will refuse to load the linked page. NZone refuses to load linked pages that use http, or use https but don't link to Nintendo's site. With images, the path must be relative otherwise NZone will refuse to render the page. The NZone servers use a redirect.cgi script to redirect the client to the third-party server via a HTTP 302. The "url" parameter to this script can be arbitrary, the server allows any protocol https or http, and any domain. However NZone will refuse to load a http page from a redirection. For NZone redirection it only allows https to any site with cert signed by Nintendo.

DSi exploits

Yellows8 — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:46:44 GMT

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	Wintermute has made available an open source DSi hack. The exploit works on DSi enhanced games, allowing you to run custom code from a save file. Instructions for using the exploit can be found here: [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/]		Wintermute has made available an open source DSi hack. The exploit works on DSi enhanced games, allowing you to run custom code from a save file. Instructions for using the exploit can be found here: [http://drunkencoders.com/2009/08/dsi-hack-update/]
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-	The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client has a html parsing bug that could have been exploited to run homebrew with [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]'s [[Nintendo Zone#Exploits\|nzonehtmlhaxx]], but that exploit is impossible to use since everything on Nintendo's and third-party servers use only HTTPS certs signed with Nintendo's root CA. This exploit was used to [[Nintendo_Zone#Server_exploits\|crash]] DSi NZone twice by exploiting a EUR NZone server bug, Nintendo quickly fixed that server bug.
-	That EUR SSL reneg exploit was the only NZone servers hole in existence, there are no more SSL holes, there are zero http links on all NZone sites Nintendo and third-party, and there are zero NZone beacon data code buffer overflows. NZone haxx is completely dead.

	== DS-mode exploits ==		== DS-mode exploits ==

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:21:47 GMT

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	Nintendo Zone is the successor of DS Download Station, the latest revision in the Nintendo Spot series. The predecessor of Nintendo Zone in this series is DS Station, and the first revision in this series is Nintendo Spot. Although Nintendo Zone is the latest revision in the series, most game stores still use DS Station. This series downloads DS demos from an Internet server, rather than from a local DS host. Technical info on NSpot/DS Station is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NintendoSpot here.] Nintendo Zone locations have additional company-specific content. Companies can use this for information about the store/location, coupons with JP McDonalds won by quizzes, prizes, mini-games, etc.		Nintendo Zone is the successor of DS Download Station, the latest revision in the Nintendo Spot series. The predecessor of Nintendo Zone in this series is DS Station, and the first revision in this series is Nintendo Spot. Although Nintendo Zone is the latest revision in the series, most game stores still use DS Station. This series downloads DS demos from an Internet server, rather than from a local DS host. Technical info on NSpot/DS Station is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NintendoSpot here.] Nintendo Zone locations have additional company-specific content. Companies can use this for information about the store/location, coupons with JP McDonalds won by quizzes, prizes, mini-games, etc.
-	Nintendo Zone is available in Japan. Nintendo World Store in New York City used to have NZone, but they don't have NZone or even DS Download Station anymore. A few McDonalds test locations in [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fnintendo.de%2FNOE%2Fde_DE%2Fnews%2Fevents%2Fpilotprojekt_-_nintendo_zone_bei_mcdonalds_18254.html Germany] used to have NZone. That test service ended, the EUR NZone server was completely shutdown on Aug 27th 2010. Several USA Best Buy locations started a NZone test service in June 2009, see [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84077 this]. That test service ended, NZone is non-existent in USA since no test services exist in USA. NZone pictures [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84247 here]. EUR NZone screenshots [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bisafans.de%2Flexikon%2F069.shtml here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.filb.de%2F1376 here]. Old USA NYC screenshots [http://www.nintendo.com/bin/w3I-XYyMEgk1VUUqyo5k-P4eQc_mlXDU/mcHH5cHLGbg5AJQIa_x2nLkBLEUlFmEJ.pdf here.]	+	Nintendo Zone is available in Japan. Nintendo World Store in New York City used to have NZone, but they don't have NZone or even DS Download Station anymore. A few McDonalds test locations in [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fnintendo.de%2FNOE%2Fde_DE%2Fnews%2Fevents%2Fpilotprojekt_-_nintendo_zone_bei_mcdonalds_18254.html Germany] used to have NZone. That test service ended, the EUR NZone server was completely shutdown on Aug 27th 2010. Several USA Best Buy locations started a NZone test service in June 2009, see [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84077 this]. That test service ended, NZone is non-existent in USA since no test services exist in USA. NZone pictures [http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=84247 here]. EUR NZone screenshots [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bisafans.de%2Flexikon%2F069.shtml here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=de\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.filb.de%2F1376 here]. Old USA NYC screenshots [http://www.nintendo.com/bin/w3I-XYyMEgk1VUUqyo5k-P4eQc_mlXDU/mcHH5cHLGbg5AJQIa_x2nLkBLEUlFmEJ.pdf here.] Japan screenshots: [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nintendo.co.jp%2Fds%2Fnintendozone%2Fhowto_dsi.html here] and [http://translate.google.com/translate?langpair=ja\|en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.driveplaza.com%2Fds%2Fhowto.html here].

	[[File:2010-08-08-203240.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Sysmenu displays this when NZone is detected for the first time.]]		[[File:2010-08-08-203240.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Sysmenu displays this when NZone is detected for the first time.]]

DSi exploits

Yellows8 — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:00:05 GMT

NZone haxx is completely dead.

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-	The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client has a html parsing bug that could have been exploited to run homebrew with [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]'s [[Nintendo Zone#Exploits\|nzonehtmlhaxx]], but that exploit is ~~very difficult~~ to use since everything on Nintendo's and third-party servers use only HTTPS certs signed with Nintendo's root CA. This exploit was used to [[Nintendo_Zone#Server_exploits\|crash]] DSi NZone twice by exploiting a EUR NZone server bug, Nintendo quickly fixed that server bug.	+	The DSi [[Nintendo Zone]] client has a html parsing bug that could have been exploited to run homebrew with [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]'s [[Nintendo Zone#Exploits\|nzonehtmlhaxx]], but that exploit is impossible to use since everything on Nintendo's and third-party servers use only HTTPS certs signed with Nintendo's root CA. This exploit was used to [[Nintendo_Zone#Server_exploits\|crash]] DSi NZone twice by exploiting a EUR NZone server bug, Nintendo quickly fixed that server bug.
		+	That EUR SSL reneg exploit was the only NZone servers hole in existence, there are no more SSL holes, there are zero http links on all NZone sites Nintendo and third-party, and there are zero NZone beacon data code buffer overflows. NZone haxx is completely dead.

	== DS-mode exploits ==		== DS-mode exploits ==

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:58:09 GMT

Server exploits:

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	The EUR NZone server used to have the [http://www.phonefactor.com/sslgap SSL] [http://extendedsubset.com/?p=8 renegotiation] [http://www.g-sec.lu/tls-ssl-proof-of-concept.html authentication] [http://www.educatedguesswork.org/2009/11/understanding_the_tls_renegoti.html gap] bug. Initially, exploiting this with the redirection script on the server were being attempted. Then on the next day, attacks via HTTP TRACE requests to inject html into the server response to the DSi NZone client were done. Tests of crashing DSi NZone with nzonehtmlhaxx was done twice: first test was injecting htmlhaxx when the client tried sending a request to the redirection script for third-party content, the second test was injecting htmlhaxx immediately when the client first connected to the server. Both tests crashed DSi NZone perfectly. HTTP TRACE is never used by NZone or any web browser. Counting from the initial attack, Nintendo fixed this in less than 26 hours. Counting from when attacks with HTTP TRACE were started, Nintendo fixed this in less than 4 hours. The picture to the right is a shot of crashed DSi NZone, Nintendo fixed the bug before any payload was executed.		The EUR NZone server used to have the [http://www.phonefactor.com/sslgap SSL] [http://extendedsubset.com/?p=8 renegotiation] [http://www.g-sec.lu/tls-ssl-proof-of-concept.html authentication] [http://www.educatedguesswork.org/2009/11/understanding_the_tls_renegoti.html gap] bug. Initially, exploiting this with the redirection script on the server were being attempted. Then on the next day, attacks via HTTP TRACE requests to inject html into the server response to the DSi NZone client were done. Tests of crashing DSi NZone with nzonehtmlhaxx was done twice: first test was injecting htmlhaxx when the client tried sending a request to the redirection script for third-party content, the second test was injecting htmlhaxx immediately when the client first connected to the server. Both tests crashed DSi NZone perfectly. HTTP TRACE is never used by NZone or any web browser. Counting from the initial attack, Nintendo fixed this in less than 26 hours. Counting from when attacks with HTTP TRACE were started, Nintendo fixed this in less than 4 hours. The picture to the right is a shot of crashed DSi NZone, Nintendo fixed the bug before any payload was executed.
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		+	That EUR SSL reneg exploit was the only NZone servers hole in existence, there are no more SSL holes, there are zero http links on all NZone sites Nintendo and third-party, and there are zero NZone beacon data code buffer overflows. NZone haxx is completely dead.

DSiBrew:Users

Abeckring — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:48:55 GMT

moved [[DSiBrew:Users]] to [[User:Pockman]] Wrong Directory

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:27:08 GMT

Exploits:

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-	\| Unknown, always three in all dumps.	+	\| Unknown flags, always three in all dumps.
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	\| Padding?		\| Padding?
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	Nintendo Zone v3.0 has the URL buffer overflow bug from NetFront 3.3 and DS Station. The NetFront version user agent was removed from the NZone bin, so it's unknown what NetFront version NZone uses. Linux/hostapd compatible box and a NIC supported by hostapd is required.		Nintendo Zone v3.0 has the URL buffer overflow bug from NetFront 3.3 and DS Station. The NetFront version user agent was removed from the NZone bin, so it's unknown what NetFront version NZone uses. Linux/hostapd compatible box and a NIC supported by hostapd is required.

-	A DS Station/NZone exploit has been written by [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]. The exploit is only available on Google Code wmb-asm SVN. SVN web interface is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/source/browse/#svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here], SVN URL available [http://wmb-asm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here.] To use the exploit at home with DS Station, you also need a HTTPS forwarder/proxy, like httpsforwarder available in SVN. This exploit can only be used with html that is transferred over http. All html on the NZone server was moved to HTTPS. Although the NZone bin has root CAs for VeriSign, Thawte, Nintendo, and others, NZone rejects all certs not signed by Nintendo which includes VeriSign, Thawte, etc. The html for the index main and sub screens is transferred over https. However, the html for the main screen for the pages after the index,(main server for DS Station only) is transferred with http. The sub screen html is transferred with https, with the main server.	+	A DS Station/NZone exploit has been written by [[User:Yellows8\|Yellows8]]. The exploit is only available on Google Code wmb-asm SVN. SVN web interface is available [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/source/browse/#svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here], SVN URL available [http://wmb-asm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ds/nzonehtmlhaxx here.] To use the exploit at home with DS Station, you also need a HTTPS forwarder/proxy, like httpsforwarder available in SVN. This exploit can only be used with html that is transferred over http. All html and content on the NZone server was moved to HTTPS, none of the NZone servers listen on port 80 for http. Although the NZone bin has root CAs for VeriSign, Thawte, Nintendo, and others, NZone rejects all certs not signed by Nintendo which includes VeriSign, Thawte, etc.

	[[File:2010-08-22-161844.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Test NZone haxx, crashed NZone. The EUR server bug exploited here was fixed a couple hours after beginning html injection attacks.]]		[[File:2010-08-22-161844.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Test NZone haxx, crashed NZone. The EUR server bug exploited here was fixed a couple hours after beginning html injection attacks.]]

DSiBrew:Users

Pockman — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:40:13 GMT

Created page with "I am a DS/DSibrew developer."

New page

I am a DS/DSibrew developer.

User:Pockman

Pockman — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:19:03 GMT

New user account

Nintendo Zone

Yellows8 — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:48:20 GMT

Beacon payload format:

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	== Client usage ==		== Client usage ==

-	Unlike DS Station, the Nintendo Zone client is rigged to only connect to a certain AP when there's a special beacon with the payload encrypted in range~~. The payload uses a checksum, modifying any of the payload causes sysmenu/NZone to not detect the beacons/NZone~~. When the AP has the correct SSID and WEP key(WEP isn't always used), the client attempts to connect to the AP. The AP SSID and WEP key if any is contained in the special beacon in the encrypted payload.	+	Unlike DS Station, the Nintendo Zone client is rigged to only connect to a certain AP when there's a special beacon with the payload encrypted in range. When the AP has the correct SSID and WEP key(WEP isn't always used), the client attempts to connect to the AP. The AP SSID and WEP key if any is contained in the special beacon in the encrypted payload.
-	When the DSi is in range of the special beacon with the encrypted payload for the first time, sysmenu will display a message that you're in range of a Nintendo Zone. When you press the "Start" button, sysmenu boots NZone. The hidden DSi Nintendo Zone client will then appear in the [http://www.mcdonalds.co.jp/ds/how_to_play/ menu,] see the images to the right as well. After the initial NZone detection, the client icon always stays in the menu, it is never removed. When NZone is detected the second time in sysmenu, the icon and the icon on the strip which you can touch with stylus to select app icons starts flashing, and a sound constantly plays while in range of NZone. If sysmenu doesn't detect another NZone beacon for 10 seconds, the flashing and sound stops. ~~The region is somehow determined by the special beacon,~~ NZone is not region-locked~~. The client uses the correct URLs for~~ the region ~~somehow specified~~ by the special beacon~~. Initially the client normally seems to use hard-coded URLs, but when it somehow detects "invalid" URLs or a perhaps a failed request the client seems to use URLs from the encrypted beacon payload.~~	+	When the DSi is in range of the special beacon with the encrypted payload for the first time, sysmenu will display a message that you're in range of a Nintendo Zone. When you press the "Start" button, sysmenu boots NZone. The hidden DSi Nintendo Zone client will then appear in the [http://www.mcdonalds.co.jp/ds/how_to_play/ menu,] see the images to the right as well. After the initial NZone detection, the client icon always stays in the menu, it is never removed. When NZone is detected the second time in sysmenu, the icon and the icon on the strip which you can touch with stylus to select app icons starts flashing, and a sound constantly plays while in range of NZone. If sysmenu doesn't detect another NZone beacon for 10 seconds, the flashing and sound stops. NZone is not region-locked, the server region is determined by the special beacon.
-	The NZone beacon code is contained in TWL SDK. DSi opera web browser automatically connects to NZone APs, all official DSi software automatically connects to NZone APs. NZone has a option to install a wifi config entry for the NZone AP, for old NTR SDK games run from cards.	+

	The client is basically a NetFront browser rigged to only work with certain APs, and with the capability of booting RSA-1024 signed NDS software downloaded with https. DS Station seems to only support Nintendo's custom [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NTFA NTFA] file format for graphics. Nintendo Spot supports other formats, one of the formats is GIF. Nintendo Zone supports NTFA, GIF, and PNG.		The client is basically a NetFront browser rigged to only work with certain APs, and with the capability of booting RSA-1024 signed NDS software downloaded with https. DS Station seems to only support Nintendo's custom [http://code.google.com/p/wmb-asm/wiki/NTFA NTFA] file format for graphics. Nintendo Spot supports other formats, one of the formats is GIF. Nintendo Zone supports NTFA, GIF, and PNG.
	The DSi NZone with the memo menu, can take pictures with the DSi cameras and save to the camera album. You can also draw stuff then save to camera album, and take screenshots of either screen at anytime(except when loading pages, sometimes memo menu is disabled by third-party sites) and save to NZone savedata. Screenshots can be viewed later via the memo menu, regardless if NZone beacons are in range or not. The NZone WFC usage notes state: "Photos, drawings or any other kind of images that you post via the Nintendo Zone can be viewed and downloaded by other users, and may be made public via Nintendo Zone or the internet. These photos, drawings or other kinds of image may then be copied, edited and/or posted by others." The rest is just "your images may be seen by a large number of people, don't post offensive material or copyrighted etc."		The DSi NZone with the memo menu, can take pictures with the DSi cameras and save to the camera album. You can also draw stuff then save to camera album, and take screenshots of either screen at anytime(except when loading pages, sometimes memo menu is disabled by third-party sites) and save to NZone savedata. Screenshots can be viewed later via the memo menu, regardless if NZone beacons are in range or not. The NZone WFC usage notes state: "Photos, drawings or any other kind of images that you post via the Nintendo Zone can be viewed and downloaded by other users, and may be made public via Nintendo Zone or the internet. These photos, drawings or other kinds of image may then be copied, edited and/or posted by others." The rest is just "your images may be seen by a large number of people, don't post offensive material or copyrighted etc."
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		+	=== Beacon payload format ===
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		+	The NZone beacon payload is encrypted, the cipher and key is unknown. This table is the format of the cleartext data, this was dumped by hooking the Arm9 IPX NZone beacon verification function. The crypto is done Arm7-side. That IPX arm7 function only verifies the NZone beacon, it's unknown what IPX function does the actual decryption.
		+	The NZone beacon code is contained in TWL SDK. DSi opera web browser automatically connects to NZone APs, all official DSi software automatically connects to NZone APs. NZone has a option to install a wifi config entry for the NZone AP, for old NTR SDK games run from cards.
		+	TWL SDK probably scans for beacons, checks if beacon_type is 0 or 1, and checks if the payload length is 0x70. If those succeed, it then decrypts the whole payload and verifies the checksum. When the checksum is valid, NZone is detected.
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		+	{\| class="wikitable" border="1"
		+	\|-
		+	! OFFSET
		+	! SIZE
		+	! DESCRIPTION
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x00
		+	\| 32
		+	\| AP SSID.
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x20
		+	\| 10
		+	\| Authentication parameter, required for connecting to the server. Server uses this to determine which third-party content to link to on the index page. First ASCII number char in this param is region, this is also used to determine which server to connect to. Regions: 0) JP 1) USA 2/3) EUR 4) KOR 5) China
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x2a
		+	\| 2
		+	\| This u16 was always one in all dumps, unknown what this is.
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x2c
		+	\| 24
		+	\| Some retailer ID string includes the country, unknown what this is. "McDonalds Japan"
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x44
		+	\| 32
		+	\| WEP key, if any.
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x64
		+	\| 1
		+	\| Unknown, region related maybe?
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x65
		+	\| 1
		+	\| WEP type: 0) Open 1) WEP-64 2) WEP-128 3) WEP-152
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x66
		+	\| 2
		+	\| Unknown, always three in all dumps.
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x68
		+	\| 4
		+	\| Padding?
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x6c
		+	\| 2
		+	\| Unknown, was always 0x428 in all dumps.
		+	\|-
		+	\| 0x6e
		+	\| 2
		+	\| CRC16 over whole payload.
		+	\|}

	== Versions ==		== Versions ==