The Nintendo Switch has been left with the modified vulnerability six months ago



Nintendo Switch is an open source HTML rendering engine groupWebKitBrowser corresponding to "NetFront Browser NX"Is installed. However, this browser has reported that vulnerabilities related to Webkit remained as it was pointed out six months ago and iOS 9.3.5 had been patched the fix.

Nintendo Switch ships with unpatched 6-month-old WebKit vulnerabilities | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/03/nintendo-switch-ships-with-unpatched-6-month-old-webkit-vulnerabilities/

The first time we reported the remaining Webkit vulnerabilities in the Nintendo Switch is a hacker related to JailbreakQwertyoruiopMr. Webkit reported a vulnerability called "Trident" that could steal iOS device's incoming / outgoing history, text messages, contacts, calendar information, Gmail, WhatApp and other messages. The shipped Nintendo Switch has a Webkit vulnerability that has been fixed in iOS 9.3.5, and through this vulnerability, a photo showing that arbitrary HTML was executed in the browser of Nintendo Switch has been uploaded.


However, it is difficult to open your favorite page from Nintendo Switch's browser through this vulnerability. Also, it does not seem to worry that important personal information like the iOS device will be pulled out. Qwertyoruiop who released the information said, "I will just say for sure but I did not Jailbreak the Switch, but I just demonstrated a proof of concept that you can execute the exec command on a browser." .


On the other hand, qwertyoruiop said "This will be the starting point for various hacking studies"It may be that other hackers will discover Nintendo Switch 's vulnerability etc. Since this vulnerability has already been handled by Apple, Nintendo is expected to issue a patch soon. In LiveOverflow's YouTube channel, a demo movie about the vulnerability of Nintendo Switch 's Webkit is also released.

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