Difference between revisions of "Bluebomb"
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| − | '''Bluebomb''' is an exploit for Broadcom's Bluetooth stack used in the Nintendo Wii. | + | '''Bluebomb''' is an exploit for Broadcom's Bluetooth stack used in the Nintendo Wii. The main benefit of it is that it can be used on the Wii Mini, which lacks functionality used by other exploits. It takes advantage of the Wii's Bluetooth and injects unsigned code into the system via Bluetooth. |
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| + | Installation requires a computer that can use Bluetooth, and a Linux operating system with [http://www.bluez.org/download/ BlueZ] installed. | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 28 December 2019
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| Author(s) | Fullmetal5 |
| Type | Exploit |
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Bluebomb is an exploit for Broadcom's Bluetooth stack used in the Nintendo Wii. The main benefit of it is that it can be used on the Wii Mini, which lacks functionality used by other exploits. It takes advantage of the Wii's Bluetooth and injects unsigned code into the system via Bluetooth.
Installation requires a computer that can use Bluetooth, and a Linux operating system with BlueZ installed.