Repeat after me: glitching works. Every time. If you don't have power, reset, and clock monitoring, your chip *will* be pwned. No exceptions.https://twitter.com/bernfroe/status/959405824840957952 …
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What OS bugs are you thinking of, specifically? Because the most juicy ones are long since patched. The ones in private are good but not nearly as powerful as their 3DS equivalents. And yeah, Nvidia blows at IC security apparently but I had no idea until I started on this.
Having them once is enough. But more importantly, they have no serious hypervisor-based security, no encrypted memory, crypto hardware security is a joke (blame Nvidia for that one), ... all things the 360 got right years ago.
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My point is yes, they're learning, but it's two steps forward one step back. MS only needed one generation to learn *all* the relevant lessons from the previous one.
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I won't disagree there, but MS has always been a security-focused company, so it's not terribly surprising. Also re: crypto, that is still a major stumbling point for N, nvidia might have not done great but N definitely made it worse.
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