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Some mad Hacks... a "dead internet" update

The internet may be dead, but this part of the web isn't. TheMadHacker has some hacks for many applications and devices, whether from a security standpoint or modding firmware on your phone. Fun pocket-sized pandemonium machines like FlipperZero or HackRF also have a home here.

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Some mad Hacks... a "dead internet" update

There is a real human writing this article, designing these systems and weirdly wording bold assertions. The internet may be dead, but this part of the internet isn't. The platform had to be migrated away from WordPress as there were far too many vulnerabilities in PHP, and the name of this site makes it a target already....point being, AI didn't write this, and I despise AI slop.

As a result of this disdain, TheMadHacker has some tools to bring this corner of the internet out of the grave. The question is, what are you trying to hack? Phones, tablets, TVs, cars, garage doors, safes....the sky is the limit.

Pocket Pandemonium : PHONES & TABLETS
All of these devices could be bricked by you, in a snap! If you're willing to risk potentially turning your device into a paperweight to unlock features, frequencies, and capabilities.

Several tools are available to mod, jailbreak, reprogram, unlock, or otherwise brick your devices. This sub-section of the site is soon to be filled with APKs, ROMS, and OEM Software that will make you say "WOW how did TheMadHacker find this?"

Handheld Harmony : Software Defined Radio (SDR), FlipperZero, HackRF

Brilliant minds have provided some great tools, guides and devices that are cheap, easy to learn and can really cause some mayhem (all in good fun, of course.) Devices like the FlipperZero and HackRF are gaining popularity now, and I won't gatekeep because it's awesome that SDR's are becoming more widely used. The FlipperZero is infamous for its ability to copy radio codes to gain entry to vehicles, buildings, safes, homes, or really anything that uses radio frequencies as a way to gain entry. Most of the reporting on this is fear mongering, boomer panic.

Check out the Handheld Harmony area for ROMS, rolling codes guides on how to intercept and copy entry frequencies that will work more than once, and I'll add some "Evil Portal" templates up there as well for those with the ESP-32 (or other) wifi-capable chip.

Computer Chaos & Business Bedlam : Classic pc, Server, Network Hacks
Self explanatory, classic resources for hacking, modding, unlocking or otherwise bricking your desktop, laptop, or server blade. There are some valuable insights into network and data security by looking at things from a different angle. The KALI linux thing is a little worn out, so I'm going to approach this from a different angle too.

First and foremost, some tools provided by TheMadHacker (some are actually free)

TheMadHacker has a platform offering several free services and tools to resist censorship efforts. This includes:

  • HTTP/HTTPS proxy server*, (squid, to route internet traffic through. )
  • tor node, and (both guard, relay and exit nodes)
  • a socks5 proxy server, (standalone, independent from tor node)
  • VPN (free to qualifying users*), (openvpn & wireguard)
  • VeilGuard Platform (IPSEC, OpenVPN, WireGuard, and IKEv2)
  • Streaming & Torrent Platform* (Peertube, FFMPEG and a few other addons)
  • Bulletproof hosting offshore for select applications.

*These are free services, but to prevent bots abusing the system (they do quite a bit), just prove you're a human. Here's the form below to spin up some of the free services:

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