Firstly, mot of this post is me aggregating the info and links together, so please excuse my copy-pasting, but at least I give credit! Also, I will come back and edit and create a proper comprehensive guide, I am just extremely tired right now and wanted to make something real quick to put some basic info in people's noggins.
Xbox 360 Hack Pack is a collection of hacking tools for your Xbox 360 console. With this full package, you can easily to get Live Code, Microsoft Points for free. A freshly released hack, however, works on every version of the Xbox. Dubbed the “Reset Glitch Hack” (it uses a pulse of electricity to disrupt communication with a specific chip on the 360 motherboard during the authentication process thus opening the door for unsigned code and a boot loader) it’s an effective hack for people who aren. Xbox 360 Hack Pack RC1 is a program developed by FeudalNate. A majority of the PCs this is running on, most OS versions are Windows 7 (SP1). While about 80% of users of Xbox 360 Hack Pack RC1 come from the United States, it is also popular in Australia.
From https://www.se7ensins.com/forums/threads/xbox-360-modding-useful-information-files-references-and-more.1003653/
Xbox 360 Modding: Useful Information
Hey and welcome to my thread with important links/information on Xbox 360 Modding! This thread is designed for people both new and experienced, and is hopefully a good place to find what you may need in your journey through 360 modding. The goal of this thread is simple: To provide a good number of links to things you may find handy such as guides, files/programs, tutorials, pictures, etc. I tried to set it up so that the things here are what you might call 'essential'
Here you can find things like the latest version of dashlaunch, xeBuildGUI, etc, and references like the Team Xecuter forums directions on installing the Coolrunners. Just take a look under the section of mods you are interested in and you may find something you need. I will try and keep this as updated as possible and add more links as I think of them! Feel free to report downed links or outdated info, or suggest links!
Hack Xbox 360 Games
Note: If a program does not have a version next to it that is because its link is to a download page so the link will always be to the latest version as the site updates their downloads
Xbox 360 Hack Pack
JTAG/RGH/R-JTAG
Running unsigned code on the Xbox360 requires a bit of know how and a specific plan tailored to your particular model/chipset. A freshly released hack, however, works on every version of the Xbox.
Dubbed the “Reset Glitch Hack” (it uses a pulse of electricity to disrupt communication with a specific chip on the 360 motherboard during the authentication process thus opening the door for unsigned code and a boot loader) it’s an effective hack for people who aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty. You’ll need to be comfortable soldering, shelling out a small amount of money for the various supplies and microchips you’ll need for the job, and of course no worries about potentially ruining your console with a soldering job gone bad.
The great appeal of the hack, in the face of those things, is that it currently works on every Xbox model out there including the un-JTAGable Xbox 360 Slim. The only downside, risk of damaging your Xbox aside, is that it can take up to 2 minutes to boot since the electric pulse has a 25% chance of disrupting chip communication (and continues to pulse until it gets the timing just right). As a result you’re looking at slightly longer boot times. Not a bad trade off for a works-on-any-machine hack.
Hit up the link below for the step-by-step tutorial. You can also check out the announcement here for a detailed breakdown of how the hack works.
Reset Glitch Hack [via Hack A Day]
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