Video Games! Independent, homebrew, hacked or open source. We love offbeat games.
It takes one to know one, and we huge geeks. If it doesn’t fit in another category look here.
From man-in-the-middle attacks to GPU accelerated password cracking. We love hacks.
Information Technology. Network Administrators. Code Monkeys. The “Company Computer Guy”
Warranties be damned! Flashing, unlocking, unbrick, modifying and otherwise “making it better”
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Hang in there, we’re giving Hak5.org a much needed makeover. Things might get a little wonky for a bit!
If you run into anything broken please report it to Darren or comment here. Thanks!
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As expected the Motorola Droid has been rooted. That is to say there’s a hack that’ll unlock SU, or super user privileges on the phone. The hack is essentially su bundled in an unsigned update …
Looks awesome!
Wow!! looking great!
Only the word “SEXY” is appropriate here =P.
Every time something is changed on the site (Appearance wise) it always looks even better.
I agree! Just keeps getting better every time I stop by!
I love the new layout! Everything is neatly organized (for once), and it has a more professional look. Still miss a bit the cool header image, but that’s fine
Cheers,
The_PHP_Jedi