JoostinOnline veröffentlicht InspectMii

MetaKnight · 30. Oktober 2013, 11:40

Gerade durch die Wii U und die vWii werden alte Homebrewapps aktualisiert, aber auch neue Homebrewapps entwickelt. Dies zeigt in letzter Zeit der Developer und Coder JoostinOnline der unter anderen eine modernere Version vom Syscheck veröffentlicht hat. Nun zeigt er sein Können mit einer weiteren neuen App, dem InspectMii.
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Taurus · 30. Oktober 2013, 12:15

Mit diesem Tool hat man auch die Möglichkeit [im Spoiler]

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PS: steht ja in der News

Ist auch ein Super Tool, was man alles auslesen kann.

nero23666 · 4. November 2013, 15:40

Ich frag mich ehrlich gesagt nachdem Sinn dieses Tools. Ist ja interessant das alles ausgelesen wird, aber bleibt es lokal liegen oder wird im hintergrund doch mitgetracked?

IOS und cIOS Informationen sowohl über die FW ist ja schön und gut, aber sind hier Kids die ihren Eltern den PIN bzw. Sicherheitsfrage entnehmen wollen im Forum?

Finde ich ein wenig dubios, aber es liest Informationen aus

Leseratte · 4. November 2013, 15:42

Was bringt es irgendwem, die Kinderishcerungs-Pin aus irgend einer Wii zu kennen

DU kannst ja vor dem Start der App den LAN-Adapter ausstecken / die WLA-Verbindung trennen.

nero23666 · 4. November 2013, 15:45

Leseratte schrieb:

Was bringt es irgendwem, die Kinderishcerungs-Pin aus irgend einer Wii zu kennen

Sag ich ja

Tock · 4. November 2013, 15:47

nero23666 schrieb:

Ich frag mich ehrlich gesagt nachdem Sinn dieses Tools. Ist ja interessant das alles ausgelesen wird, aber bleibt es lokal liegen oder wird im hintergrund doch mitgetracked?

Dann darfst du gar keine Software nutzen die du nicht selber geschrieben hast. Wer sagt dir das der USB Loader sowas nicht tracked und an den Entwickler schickt? Selbst der Homebrew Channel schickt genug Daten an die Entwickler. Diese hatten vor einiger Zeit eine Statistik erstellt wieviele Leute den HBC installiert haben und welche Firmware diese nutzen.

Das Nutzen von Software zwingt dich entweder dem Entwickler zu vertrauen oder die Software nicht zu nutzen.

Taurus · 4. November 2013, 17:19

@nero23666
keine Daten werden online weitergeben. Dies ist nur ne Information für dich.

nero23666 schrieb:

Leseratte schrieb:

Was bringt es irgendwem, die Kinderishcerungs-Pin aus irgend einer Wii zu kennen

Sag ich ja

Wenn du dein Passwort der Altersbeschränkung vergessen hast, benötigst du jetzt kein Generalschlüssel sondern liest dein Passwort aus. Es ist schneller und unkompliziert.

JoostinOnline · 17. November 2013, 06:20

I don't speak German, but from what I understand, you are concerned about the parental information and privacy. I'd like to address that.

First, I would like to assure you that NO data is uploaded. Everything is read from files on your Wii and stored to InspectMii.log, but it doesn't go any farther than that. It is open source, so you can see for yourself.

You'll notice I didn't include the network passkey. I wrote up that code, but decided not to include it because I felt it was an unnecessary risk. What if somebody posted their log online and forgot to remove it? It might present a security risk, which is something I certainly don't want. I wrote this app to help people.

As for showing the parental information, I struggled with that for awhile. On one hand, it would be helpful for people who forgot their PIN/answer, or who bought a used Wii. On the other, kids might use it to bypass parental controls. In the end, I decided to include it. There has been a way to bypass the parental settings for years, so I decided my concerns were unwarranted.

If you have more concerns, I would be happy to address them.

nino · 17. November 2013, 13:35

Because you don't speak german I want to give you a summary about what they were talking about

He was just thinking about why someone would need all these features. The NSA-thing was just a joke from his side. The others defended your program and said that even the homebrew channel itself will send a lot of information to its developers. So there's no reason to worry that anyone might seriosly think your program would sen information to the NSA

Saitara · 17. November 2013, 16:08

I'm not scared about a hombrewprogramm, that could send parental codes to NSA

JoostinOnline · 17. November 2013, 20:21

nino schrieb:

Because you don't speak german I want to give you a summary about what they were talking about He was just thinking about why someone would need all these features. The NSA-thing was just a joke from his side. The others defended your program and said that even the homebrew channel itself will send a lot of information to its developers. So there's no reason to worry that anyone might seriosly think your program would sen information to the NSA

I thought he was saying that I was gathering information. I didn't see the title with NSA in it, otherwise I probably would have realized it was a joke. I might not have though. Google Translate left several words in German.

Anyway, thanks for the praise, but I'm not sure I'm deserving of it.

I'm interested to hear if you agree or disagree with my decision to include the Parental Control settings.

MetaKnight · 17. November 2013, 21:13

Google trans is the worst thing that you can use for german jokes

It was only a question, if your tool transmit informations to a server or other people. We told him, there ist no function like this and no term or information that say other things.
Most of us prefere your tool and there included functions, like the Parental Control. We see your tools as a great tool-collection to help people to modify there Wii / vWii.
Hope you will programming more tools like the others. You do a great job, so go on

NeoRame · 17. November 2013, 21:16

but your design is awful. :wariotrollface:

MetaKnight · 17. November 2013, 21:18

but your design is awful.

Or Hobbiedesigner

JoostinOnline · 17. November 2013, 22:08

NeoRame schrieb:

but your design is awful.

If you mean it looks ugly, I definitely agree. I've thought about dressing up the UI some. That would mean a LOT of tedious work though. I'd have about 50% of the code.

nino · 17. November 2013, 22:11

You should know that NeoRame ist a graphic designer ( neorame.de/ ) who already did the theme of the USB Loader GX. I dont' know if he has time and/or motivation for creating graphics for your tool, but I think asking him should be worth it.

NeoRame · 17. November 2013, 22:16

no no, only one of them .... but i was the creator of the original design of syscheck.....

WAIT A SECOND ..... AHHH Damn it!!! i thought THIS Topic is for syscheck..... -.-' now i see its the wrong Thread... F*** forget all i've wrote. sorry :facepalm:

my fault

JoostinOnline · 17. November 2013, 22:30

nino schrieb:

You should know that NeoRame ist a graphic designer ( neorame.de/ ) who already did the theme of the USB Loader GX. I dont' know if he has time and/or motivation for creating graphics for your tool, but I think asking him should be worth it.

Ah, I his name sounded familiar, but I couldn't remember where I'd heard it. I'd probably want to make the design myself, but if I run into any trouble, I'd be happy for NeoRame's help, if he is willing to give it.

I actually dabble in graphics myself, although I'm no expert. I mostly make icons, although I occasionally branch out and make a theme for a homebrew app. For example, Excelsiior asked me to update the old interface of GCMM for his version, GCMM+ (original vs mine).

Wiimm · 17. November 2013, 22:36

Welcome here!

I have not used your tool, but I have an idea about:

JoostinOnline schrieb:

You'll notice I didn't include the network passkey.
...
As for showing the parental information

Writing it to a protocol file is one thing, but viewing it on the screen only is much more innocent.

NeoRame · 17. November 2013, 22:37

no probs, if you need help leave a message in my inbox or write me an email via neorame.de/contact.php

JoostinOnline · 17. November 2013, 22:47

Wiimm schrieb:

Writing it to a protocol file is one thing, but viewing it on the screen only is much more innocent.

People take pictures sometimes too. I'm probably being overly-cautious, but I'm like that with everything I've done. I almost didn't release KoreanKii because I was scared something might go wrong.

Anyway, the code was only half-working before I quit. The key is stored differently for different kinds of encryption.

Taurus · 30. Dezember 2013, 23:10

JoostinOnline hat InspectMii für Wii und vWii auf Version 1.1 aktualisiert.

Counter Bias hours are converted to years-months-days (thanks OverjoY)
Changed the page titles to better convey the purpose of the file being checked
Added DNS Source to the network page
Greatly improved the file log code so it will save results even if the app crashes
Log file is now named "InspectMii.log"
A fair amount of code cleanup

Quelle

edit am 31.12. 13:13 Uhr
habe mal auf der vWii ausprobiert, bekomme in der App auf der 2. Seite einen Codedump und dann kehre ich zurück zum HBC.

JoostinOnline · 4. Januar 2014, 05:42

If it's crashing for you, just redownload it. I changed one line, so I don't think it warrants a new version number.

JoostinOnline · 4. Juni 2014, 20:48

I've released a new update. InspectMii v1.2

Added new SYSCONF settings, including NDEV ones and the Motion Plus one
Changed the order of the network log and printf functions so it will save the latest if InspectMii crashes
Added ASCII InspectMii art to the title screen
Wrote code for displaying network key (will not be logged)
Fixed incorrect network encryption names
Added proxy settings
Fixed a few minor typos and unorganized code

Kategorie	Information
System:	Nintendo Wii Weiß
Firmware:	4.1E, boot2v2
cIOS:	aktuelles d2x cIOS
BootMii:	in boot2 und as IOS
HBC:	Version 1.1.0 im IOS 58
Brickschutz:	Bootmii und Priiloader
SD-Karten:	1X 2GB für Betrieb 1X 2GB für BackUp und Softmod
Externe Festplatte:	Verbatime 500GB m. externer Stromversorgung
Zubehör:	4 WiiMotes + 1WiiMote Plus im Zelda-Style, 4 Nunchucks, 1GC-Controller, 1 Wii BalanceBoard, 2 Wii Motion Plus Adapte, 2 WiiWheels
USB-Loader:	USBLoaderGX v3.0 rev1229

Kategorie	Information
System:	Nintendo 3DS limitierte Zelda-Edition Nintendo 3DS XL
Firmeware:	Immer aktuell
Zubehör:	DSTWO EOS v1.11 mit FW 1.23

Kategorie	Information
System:	Nintendo DSi schwarz
Firmeware:	1.4.3E

Kategorie	Information
System:	Nintendo Wii Weiß
Firmware:	4.1E, boot2v2
cIOS:	aktuelles d2x cIOS
BootMii:	in boot2 und as IOS
HBC:	Version 1.1.0 im IOS 58
Brickschutz:	Bootmii und Priiloader
SD-Karten:	1X 2GB für Betrieb 1X 2GB für BackUp und Softmod
Externe Festplatte:	Verbatime 500GB m. externer Stromversorgung
Zubehör:	4 WiiMotes + 1WiiMote Plus im Zelda-Style, 4 Nunchucks, 1GC-Controller, 1 Wii BalanceBoard, 2 Wii Motion Plus Adapte, 2 WiiWheels
USB-Loader:	USBLoaderGX v3.0 rev1229

Kategorie	Information
System:	Nintendo 3DS limitierte Zelda-Edition Nintendo 3DS XL
Firmeware:	Immer aktuell
Zubehör:	DSTWO EOS v1.11 mit FW 1.23

JoostinOnline veröffentlicht InspectMii

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