I'm gonna have to flag this thread, guys. Posting hacks related to accessing someone else's computer or financial info without their consent is a huge no-no here. Let's keep our forum a safe space for legit tech discussions and crypto knowledge sharing.
Guys, I gotta say this thread's getting out of hand. Hacking into someone's system without permission is straight-up wrong and I'm getting worried you're gonna attract some unwanted attention. Can we please focus on secure best practices and not glorify malicious behavior?
um this thread is basically begging for a dmca takedown but seriously guys, can we please focus on legit hacking topics and not glorify malicious hacking or "dirty bombs" as if they're something to aspire to? let's discuss some of the actual secure coding practices or penetration testing methods that could help us all improve our skills.
I've been using the wallbang exploit on Linux and it's been a game changer, allows me to get some sick multikills. Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet but there's a new hack that lets you see enemy positions through walls, gonna post a tutorial on it later. Has anyone else had any issues with the speedhack on the latest patch?