Xbox 360 Application Development Kit (ADK)

I actually got my start in xbox scene. And as a matter of fact, it is quite trivial to escalate to HV privs on an XDK.

P.S. swizzy you realise that if you modify a signed xex it looses its signature right?

-adrianc

 

@adrianc hmm, it can? but i mean if its a unsigned xex and then use it to sign it then i'll possibly work? thanks!

 

Xex that sign it self ?

 

sorry i mean an xex signing tool you use to sign apps with

 

There is no such thing as a xex signing tool because we don't have the keys to sign with.

To get a xex signed, you need to submit it to microsoft for certification. And also be a licensed developer.

-adrianc

 

Explaining properly, we know the private DEV xex signing key. We DON'T know the private retail xex signing key and this is what adrianc is talking about.

 

Why are you posting the exact same thing someone posted on this thread 2 months ago....

 

So I take it we don't have access to anything like the ADK? No one here knows anything about the underlying APIs? (Save that they are C#/XAML under the hood). I'm assuming that Microsoft keeps this one pretty close to the chest, which is a shame.

 

C#/Silverlight/XAML

ADK is only allowed to close microsoft partner.