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Switch 2 Exploit Opens a Door to Homebrew

Hackers have gained homebrew access on Switch 2 through a userland exploit involving an integer overflow in the SmileBasic interpreter, Ars Technica reports. The development offers new possibilities for running unofficial software and modifying games. Userland access describes the reported scope; it should not be inflated into a claim of complete control over every part of the console. For platform owners, the episode is another reminder that security depends on small implementation details. An integer may be modest, but give it the wrong boundary and it can become the most ambitious character on the system.

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