The proof is on the group's Twitter profile via a video demonstrating what appears to be a KDE desktop environment (one of several graphical UIs for Linux). In the video we see the user viewing and ...

Last month, a group of hackers teased the public with its claims that the Switch can be hacked with a future-proof exploit. Some advances in the hacking scene were put on display previously and only ...

Just over a week ago we talked about an exploit that took advantage of an unpatchable flaw in existing Switch consoles to run Linux on Nintendo's latest. At the time, there were a lot of folks out ...

Hacking into a piece of hardware is a tough job but hackers find their way around it, hacking into Nintendo hardware is pretty difficult but it seems that hackers have pulled it off once again. The ...

Less than two weeks after demonstrating an exploit that allows Linux to be loaded unto a Nintendo Switch game console, fail0verflow is back with a new video showing what appears to be a full-fledged ...

There’s good news for folks who’ve looked at the Nintendo Switch game console and thought “that’s a neat tablet, but I wish it could run Linux… or Android ...

Hackers recently discovered two exploits on the Nintendo Switch that allow homebrew code to run on the hybrid console, according to Eurogamer’s Digital Foundry. The flaws are reportedly hardware-based ...

The Nintendo Switch has been incredibly popular and is the fastest selling game console in U.S. history. Late last year, word surfaced of a band of hackers working on a homebrew hack that could allow ...

For all of its Nintendo customizations, the Switch is ultimately a tablet running a garden variety NVIDIA Tegra processor — and that means it can potentially handle the same software as other mobile ...

Some was able to hack the Nintendo Switch and turn it into somewhat of a Linux tablet. A couple of weeks ago, hacking collective fail0verflow dropped some big news when it shared a still image showing ...

Nintendo dislikes emulators. Except for the ones it uses and ships itself, that is. It also dislikes people hacking into its consoles to make them do things the gaming giant could have never imagined ...