TheEazyB

Told everybody over a year ago to ban this kid.




Nao you can banzor him pl0x?

Hmm asking for a 48 hour, and then the latest XEX.......

May as well ask for help cheating while you're at it.

Do you think you're clever?

I'm surprised people even give this guy the satisfaction of an argument. It's been established long ago that he has no idea about pretty much anything...

Damn, alot of boxes. Almost makes me want one, until i look at prices and laugh.

Then I power on my XDK.

I have no idea what to do on this but gabe said something about patching your mainframes before....

lol the statement is justified.

What the fuck?

Did you read his comment at all?

The only point proven is that you have a problem with not getting your way.

Simple, he never really supported them. He just wants to be cool.

What the fuck happened to your no leaking thing?

Again probably not the kind of attention good for IBM...

People still do these?

If you fail an update, you have to restore a working copy of that update for the console to be usable again.

Also, this should be cleared up: THIS thread talks about an exploit from 2 years ago.

Coincidentally, a new one was announced today.

Both will become inaccessible if you download the update released today.

lol a bit late on this.

I looked into community games when they were still called XNA, and the format is basically a .NET executable in a container. However these will run from CON files, as when you are developing your title you must deploy a new copy to your dev unit frequently for testing. I've experimented with it, and basically if you are decent at .NET framework reverse engineering you can mod an XNA game. The tools needed to do so would be:

1. CON builder
2. XNA Membership License
3. .NET framework tools
4. Hard Drive access


Although, a lot of community games are hardly worth modding in reality. Some do have their own licensing, which makes me think piracy is something people would try. No viable exploit code is within these executables as they run in a 'sandbox' environment, with no direct access to any resources or anything of the sort on the 360.



On a side note, XEX files are built from EXE files at one point in their lifetime, and that process is often reversed when editing them. You may have seen an EXE on a dev kit launcher at one point, this is not an ordinary windows EXE as it has been compiled for the console.

Finally.
IT took that to stop the golden hog, take that to stop this.

hmm.... its been a year since someone said this would get leaked. Since someone said another person or themselves would figure it out. Also slipstream, that statement could be applied to anything we've ever done. -.-.

Also, PT is an idiot. He paid one of the earlier people to do it for a certain amount of money per change.