Item description:

No, it's not the Wii exploit hack, so don't ask when he'll release it. Bushing has slapped together a new program called xyzzy that returns the encryption keys of hacked IOS address spaces. Developers may find this extremely useful in their work. Taken from Bushing's post:This isn?t the prettiest code I?ve ever written ? it doesn?t have much of an interface, and I just threw this release together in a few minutes. However, it?s been exceedingly useful to me, and hopefully some of you will find it useful, too. I?ll quote the README here:This program will do the following, automatically:Download IOS11 from the Nintendo Update ServerPatch it to remove the MEM2 protection (so the PPC can access all 64MB of it)Patch it to allow it to delete itself later using ES_DeleteTitle()Find an unused IOS slot (counting downward from IOS255)Install the hacked IOS11 thereReboot into the hacked IOSCopy the private key structure from the IOS address space into MEM1Reboot back into a sane IOSDelete the temporary, hacked IOSDisplay the keys on screenTry to write them to a file on the SD card ? keys.txtPause for 60 seconds to allow you to copy the keys down using pen and paper,if necessaryI wrote this a week or two after I killed a Wii trying to reproduce tmbinc?s original Tweezer Hack. May it rest in peace.The first version of this code just used a patched version of IOS, which was an ugly hack. It?s still an ugly hack, but at least it no longer contains copyrighted code. You should only really need to run it once on any given Wii, but it should be safe to run as much as you want. If nothing else, it demonstrates the kinds of ways you can use PatchMii_core to do something useful (as opposed to just running it and then packaging the result up as cIOS).