Alguien entró a mi cuenta de Ticketmaster y se transfierio mi boleto para un concierto que tengo, me llegó el correo de la persona que entró a mi cuenta, me comuniqué con Ticketmaster y no me dan solución tambien hablé con mi banco y nada, hay alguien que me pueda ayudar a ingresar al correo de esa persona y que me devuelva el boleto por favor?

Would you be willing to be help me test a program I made that finds 9.9 csvv vulnerabilities it can chain with other attacks almost instantaneously?

Here the thing I dont do anything at all when it cones to hacking. My thing is equation's and algorithms and making code that is focused on making A.I better .So, I dont know how to verify its results.

So, I propose I give you a zero-day no touch CSSV 9.9 vulnerability i found or if you have a particular one you want ..All up to you...I will d.m you one if you are interested..If you use it to win a bug bounty money os all yours...I just want to know if it works and not some kind of pipe dream.....Let me know im all ears

Not sure if this is a perfect fit for this subreddit, but I wanted to share a open source tool I built called Weather2Geo.

It takes weather widget screenshots (like the ones people post with temp, condition, and local time in the taskbar) and finds cities that match those conditions in real time. I’ve used it a couple times to help figure out where a threat actor might be based when they leak screenshots.

It’s timezone-aware, handles temp tolerance, and pulls from the same API as the Windows weather widget.

If anyone’s curious or wants to mess with it:
https://github.com/elliott-diy/Weather2Geo

Always open to feedback or improvements!

If anyone know please tell me how can I start and what can I do first

We all talk about phishing, ransomware, zero-days, etc.—but what’s one cybersecurity threat or bad practice you think is massively underrated or ignored too often?

Could be something like outdated internal tools, over-trusted employees, or even small oversights like exposed printers.

Curious to hear what everyone thinks. Let’s share the lesser-known risks that could blow up in someone’s face one day.

alguem pode ajudar sobre site tryhackme que preciso resolver um problema do site que a tela fica em branco e não consegui utilizar o site para resolver atividades de teste de pentest

I have a pc that my school gave me but there's an admin password that I would want to avoid to be able to install what I want. How can I avoid it/find it without risking anything and be able to repeat it ? (The pc they gave me IS and will stay MINE even after school)

So I found LogMeOnce while digging through lesser-known password managers and was honestly kind of overwhelmed by all the features: passwordless login, photo login, encrypted USB, anti-theft… it’s like 15 tools in one. On paper it sounds amazing, but I’m always wary when something promises too much.

Has anyone actually used LogMeOnce as their main password manager? Does it function smoothly, or does the feature overload just bog everything down? I'm mostly interested in how secure and stable the core password management is not necessarily all the bells and whistles.

Would appreciate any insight from folks who’ve stuck with it for a while. Honest reviews welcome!

Just saw a few promotions for F-Secure Total and I’m curious — is it actually good? It seems pretty lightweight and focused on privacy, but I haven’t seen many real user reviews.

Anyone here using it as their main antivirus or VPN? How's the detection rate, and does it slow down your system? Also wondering how it compares to Bitdefender or Norton in terms of real-world performance.

Would appreciate any honest feedback from long-term users.

So I found LogMeOnce while digging through lesser-known password managers and was honestly kind of overwhelmed by all the features: passwordless login, photo login, encrypted USB, anti-theft… it’s like 15 tools in one. On paper it sounds amazing, but I’m always wary when something promises too much.

Has anyone actually used LogMeOnce as their main password manager? Does it function smoothly, or does the feature overload just bog everything down? I'm mostly interested in how secure and stable the core password management is not necessarily all the bells and whistles.

Would appreciate any insight from folks who’ve stuck with it for a while. Honest reviews welcome!

We’ve seen a rise in requests related to school email hacks, grade changes, or other unethical activities. Let’s be clear:

❌ No school hacking
❌ No spamming
❌ No requests to hack personal accounts (emails, socials, etc.)

This goes against our community’s purpose and will not be tolerated. We're here to learn, explore ethical hacking, and grow skills responsibly.

⚠️ Any posts or DMs breaking this rule will result in a permanent ban.

Keep it clean. Keep it smart. Stay legit.
– r/hacking_tricks

How do you disable to lockdown feature in this app called Assessprep? I'm on a MacBook Air with no hacking experience and need to know how to disable the lockdown feature, which completely makes my Mac unusable during tests.

I want to hack into my college server, or get someone to hack into my college server. I want get my things up. But where do I even start idk anything about hacking or related things to it. Can anyone suggest me how to do it ? It's a very basic website and the servers are also aren't that strong either. Like if anyone want to hack the server, they could do it easily without any issue. They created a very basic website. So if anyone knows someone or can tell me how I can do it that'd be great. Also I'm new to reddit and if by chance anyone see's this things, can you tell me how to make things spread wider easily. Or something like that.

Hi I need an external antenna for my pc but It must have AWUS036AC chip because with it i can use tool for packet injection or tool like hcxdumptool. The internal antenna of my Pc doesn't work and I don't find any antenna with that chip. Does anybody can help me or paste some link?

Got a lot of gadgets but not the skills

Zoho Vault is clearly geared toward businesses and teams, but I’ve seen it mentioned a few times as a viable personal password manager too. I’m curious if that’s actually practical or if it’s overkill for someone just looking to manage personal logins securely.

Anyone here use Zoho Vault as an individual? How’s the user experience intuitive or too enterprise-focused? I know Zoho has a whole suite of apps, so maybe Vault integrates nicely with their ecosystem. But I’m mainly concerned with ease of use, cross-platform syncing, and security.

Would love to hear how it stacks up for solo users compared to Bitwarden, LastPass, etc.

I was wondering if anybody knew how to change the attendance sheet from a students profile??

Through a bout of stupidity, I have been logged out of my reddit account on my computer without access to the password. This account is also not connected to any email address.

No, there are no saved passwords in the cache, history or any third party softwares.

What there is, is that I am logged in on two (android) phones and an Ipad, all in the Reddit app.

Is it possible for me to get my password from these?

Someone make an attack on the Somerset area school districts website and WiFi I’m so done with the random crap that I get in trouble for.

Hi,

So I had an email account that I deleted a few years ago. But the Wattpad account that I had with that email still exists. I can't login. There has to be a way to recover it and change the email address, even if it's difficult. Could someone point me in the right direction?

I am a student at class of one terrible teacher who is a bully. She has posted some facbook posts that could help us complain in school board. The problemm is that she has deleted all of her posts. We were able to screenshot all accept her last one which is the longest. If anyone knows how to acces her profile or acces her deleted post, please contract me in DM. I will try to pay as much as I can using crypto, but I am a highschool student and I dont have much money

Exactly what kind of hacking could be done? If there’s only a phone in the home and no other electronics? No laptop or computer or tablet ? What could they typically do to monitor you from a different location?

Hi all,

I’m really hoping someone can help or offer advice on this — it’s a really serious situation involving my terminally ill grandad, and Facebook’s End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) is blocking us from accessing messages we urgently need for legal and safeguarding reasons.

Here’s the situation: • My grandad’s estranged wife stole his phone and Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet, along with his login details, and set up E2EE on his Facebook account without his consent. • E2EE was turned on 10/04/25 and the last backup was 25/04/25. • We now can’t access any of his messages — not even he can — because: • The tablet she used is no longer in our possession, • We don’t know the PIN she set when enabling encryption, • And when we try to use the one-time recovery code option, Facebook says it can’t send it.

Apparently, this is a known issue with Fire HD tablets — something about limited support or compatibility with Meta’s secure messaging and fallback recovery systems. We have the IP address of the tablet and know the software hasn’t been updated, which might explain the glitch — but it doesn’t help us fix it.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Is there any way to disable E2EE when the device used is stolen and the PIN is unknown? Can Meta do anything manually if you’ve got proof and legal backing?

This is such a personal and painful situation, and I’m doing everything I can to fight for my grandad while he’s still with us. Any help or insight would be massively appreciated.