The Nintendo Switch may soon be a haven for hackers, but not the kind that want your data — the kind that want to run SNES emulators and Linux on their handheld gaming consoles. A flaw in an Nvidia ...

A few months ago, it was reported that the Nintendo Switch contained a security vulnerability in its Nvidia Tegra X1 processor that had the left the console open to exploits, including homebrew ...

It's only Tuesday and it's already been a big week for Nintendo Switch owners, or at least those who would like to hack their console and open the door to homebrew software. Hacking the Switch is a ...

The Nintendo Switch hardware has been hacked and cannot be patched by the manufacturer. Hackers fail0verflow and Kate Temik have delivered exploits, with the Fusee Gelee hack fully documented online.

In order to make the public and the Switch's hardware manufacturers aware of the exploit (thus keeping it out of the realm of those who want to use it for nefarious reasons), it was first made public ...

The Nintendo Switch has been hacked, revealing an unpatchable exploit that opens up the system to homebrew and piracy. The vulnerability affects all Switch consoles, and is a hardware issue stemming ...