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With the Dev Boards, you could send long descriptors to PS 3 via USB. In very long descriptors, the PS3 reacts with buffer overflows, which was used in the past, to smuggle Code onto the stack from the PS3 and start code. For the Bad Usb Exploit, in the first the exploit overwrite Stock Firmware on USB Controllers with Exploit Code. I am working in a high-performance computing Datacenter. We have computers whose USB and other Hardware controllers are accept only firmwares that are encrypted/keyed. I reckon, it will be the same on Xbox One.

Here are the steps you need to follow: 1. Connect the hard disk to your PC and copy the settings.db file from G:\FreeStyle\Data\Databases to somewhere, e.g. C:\Temp 2. Make a copy to be on the safe side. If something goes wrong you can copy the copy back to the original location. 3. Download SQL Lite Browser from http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/files/latest/download and install it 4. Open SQL Lite Browser and load the settings.db database from where you put it 5. Go to the second tab "Browse Data" 6. Select the GlobalSettings table from the combo box 7. Scroll all the way to the left and you will see the GlobalSettingsWeatherApiKey field 8. Copy paste your 40 characters Weather API Key instead of whatever's there 9. Save using "Write Changes" button 10. Copy the modified settings.db back to the FreeStyle hard disk, overriding the existing one in G:\FreeStyle\Data\Databases That's all. Good luck

The thing about this exploit is that most usb devices cannot act as a completely different device... It is however a possible way in if the device you fake yourself to be is elevated enough, look at the PS3Jailbreak for instance, it was a USB hub that it was emulating and for some reason it was granted higher execution access then it should have... What the badUSB exploit is all about is however converting a keyboard into something else and so on... while the PS3Jailbreak thing was basically a development board (kinda like Teensy) these devices let you program any firmware onto it, it'll tell the console/computer/whatever device you put it in exactly what you told it to Microsoft isn't likely to have made the same mistake that Sony did with the USB thing which allowed PS3Jailbreak to exist in the first place...