Talk:Ideas for executing our code
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[edit] Very intresting video
[1] Aparently someone says he have found an error in the photo channel. But it is past the release date of the magical picture. It might be another fake.--Henke37 13:07, 6 February 2007 (EST)
[edit] Probe for vuln via Shop?
Could it be possible to have a proxy modify the pages in the shop to probe for some kind of vulnerability? It seems like the shop's HTML pages are given some kind of special privilege since they appear to use some built-in way of handling accounts and money. Only parts of the shop are via SSL, so maybe the non-SSL parts are still given this apparent extra privilege? It's also very possible that these privileges (seeing total amount of credits, prior purchases, etc) are only available to the HTML/JavaScript while talking with Nintendo via their self-signed SSL certificates, which would make it pretty much impossible to do what I'm suggesting. Worth a look, maybe.
[edit] Link to forum threads?
If we put a link to a forum thread for every option listed on this page, it might stimulate parallel research in different areas and provide an 'easy' overview which method is researched most/best/least.
[edit] DNS redirect
Alternative way to do it, without screwing up your local DNS to screw with your Wii.
wii=192.168.0.250
iptables -I INPUT -s $wii --proto tcp --dport 3128 \
--jump ACCEPT
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -s $wii \
--proto tcp \
--jump REDIRECT \
--dport 80 \
--to-ports 3128
Then just run Squid on port 3128 in transparent proxy mode. For any pages you want to redirect, just add them to squid.conf:
acl wii url_regex url\.goes\.here/foo http_access deny wii deny_info http://new.url.goes.here/bar wii
That's how I was doing it, anyway; I actually use my DNS server for stuff. :-) --Cuervo 17:27, 19 October 2007 (EDT)
