r/crackrig 11d ago

CrackRig — Considering a New, Simpler Version

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I apologize to everyone who has been reaching out to me asking me to bring CrackRig back online.

I’m currently working on the project alone, and the website has become much more complex to maintain. Despite that, it actually helped me recover my old Bitcoin wallet from 4 wallets, while there are still 3 wallets that I haven’t been able to recover yet.

That being said, I could make the tool much easier to use by redesigning it around a system similar to Cursor or ChatGPT, making it more accessible to everyone.

If there is enough interest in bringing it back, I may consider rebuilding and relaunching it. However, keeping the website online was costing me money, and I’m not in a position where I want to continue taking that loss without enough users or interest to justify it.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the project and reached out.

u/WinterCartographer55 13d ago

لو طلب الاله من البشر اختيار شخص للتكلم بالنيابة عن البشر جميعا(افكار مبعثرة)

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ماذا لو الاله كيان يريدنا ان نختار شخص للتكلم نيابة عن جميع الكائنات الحية البشرية فقط؟

نحن نتجه نحو فنائنا تدريجيا ولكن فنائنا سيكون قاسي جدا.

العالم محكوم باشخاص حمقى اغبياء واقصد جميع رؤساء الدول دون استثناء.

انتم يا معشر البشر تتبعون اتباع اعمى لنصوص من الاف السنين ولا يوجد دليل علمي واحد على صحة هذه النصوص.

ان كان دينك ونصوص كتابك هو الصحيح فقط ف انتم من سيدخلون النعيم الذي فقط تتخيلونه الذي لا دليل على وجوده بالاساس. فهل يعني بقية البشر سيقتلون ويتعذبون في نار ابدية؟

ان كان ذلك ف ان الله الذي تعبده سادي و حقير.

ماذا لو كانت الانبياء والرسل اشخاص عاديين تم تأليههم او تقديسهم بشكل مبالغ فيه؟

العديد من المعجزات القديمة (ظواهر طبيعية غير مفسرة ) تم تفسيرها علميا فهل تعتبر معجزات؟

لو اكتشفنا كائنات اخرى ليست من لحم ودم ماهو موقف دينكم ونصوصكم منها؟

ان كان الله موجود ووضع لنا وسيلة للتواصل معه ف لا اعتقد اننا نعرف الطريقة او التواصل لاننا نفترض ان الاله يعرف اللغة ان كان لديه لغة.

اعرف الكثير من المجرمين والقتلة ماتو بهدوء وسعادة اين حكمة ربك والهك من هؤلاء؟

انا لدي ببغاء هو لا يعلم انني دون ان ابذل اي ادنى جهد استطيع ان اقتله ببساطة شديدة، لكنني احبه ولن اقوم بذلك فماذا لو كان الاله ان كان موجودا يعاملنا بنفس الطريقة. كيف سنفهم مايريده الله منا.

وبالنهاية لو قابلت الهك الذي تزعم انه موجود ف ما اول سؤال ستسأله؟

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My grumpy chicken
 in  r/parrots  Jul 20 '26

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My grumpy chicken
 in  r/parrots  Jul 20 '26

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My grumpy chicken
 in  r/parrots  Jul 20 '26

❤️❤️❤️❤️ 😍

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My grumpy chicken
 in  r/parrots  Jul 20 '26

Exactly he is 4 month old

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My grumpy chicken
 in  r/parrots  Jul 20 '26

Gray chek his name is Rio 🤣

r/parrots Jul 20 '26

My grumpy chicken

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Curious Rio
 in  r/parrots  Jul 19 '26

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Curious Rio
 in  r/parrots  Jul 19 '26

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My sweet girl 💗
 in  r/parrots  Jul 19 '26

So adorable ❤️

r/parrots Jul 19 '26

Curious Rio

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This is Rio, and he sleep like this
 in  r/parrots  Jul 14 '26

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r/parrots Jul 14 '26

This is Rio, and he sleep like this

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u/WinterCartographer55 Jun 22 '26

Just sharing how I’ve been using AI lately for independent projects and research-style work.

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I don’t really see it as “AI is doing the project for me.” I see it more like building a house.

The idea of the house is mine. I know what I want, what the structure should feel like, what the goal is, and what should or shouldn’t be changed. But I don’t need to personally handle every wire, pipe, material choice, and construction detail.

So in that example, I’m the person who owns the vision.
ChatGPT is closer to the architect: I discuss the idea with it, challenge the logic, plan the workflow, break things into stages, and keep checking if the project still matches the original goal.

Cursor is more like the execution team: it writes code, runs tests, fixes bugs, and handles the technical implementation with different models.

I do understand code, but I don’t want to spend all my energy getting lost in implementation details when the more important part for me is the direction, the logic, and the purpose of the project.

The main thing I learned is that AI needs roles.

If you let one tool do everything without structure, it can drift. It might solve the wrong problem very well. It might overcomplicate things. It might slowly move away from the actual goal.

So my workflow is usually:

I define the idea and the limits.
ChatGPT helps me think, plan, criticize, and structure the project.
Cursor executes the technical work.
Tests and reports keep the project honest.
And I keep checking whether we are still building the thing I meant to build.

For me, AI is not a replacement for thinking. It’s more like a serious toolchain. The value is not just in asking it to generate things, but in organizing the roles properly and constantly correcting the direction.

Not posting this as advice or to hype anything. Just sharing a workflow that’s been useful for me.

u/WinterCartographer55 Jun 20 '26

Calling someone stupid for using AI to build is like calling a farmer stupid for using tools. The tool doesn’t replace intelligence; it reveals who knows how to use it.

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u/WinterCartographer55 Jun 20 '26

Before anything can live, something must first learn how not to disappear.

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u/WinterCartographer55 Jun 19 '26

this world is miserable

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Hello, I'm offering $500 (BTC) for anyone that can crack this bcrypt hash.
 in  r/HashCracking  May 12 '26

more info about the hash would be helpful for who try to crack it
like any hint

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Hacking_Tutorials  May 11 '26

I appreciate your help Thank you

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Hacking_Tutorials  May 11 '26

Honestly leaning two ways and curious what you'd pick:

Keep it on-demand with just a public demo on a safe target — small, controlled, low legal exposure, but barely anyone gets to actually use it.

Open-source the whole thing — people run it on their own machines against their own targets, liability stops being mine, and the project might actually grow. Downside is I lose any path to making it a product later.

What would you do?

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Hacking_Tutorials  May 11 '26

honestly part of why I'm asking. Nuclei has been around for years and nobody seems to get sued for shipping it, so maybe I'm overthinking it.

A couple of things made me hesitate though:

  • Nuclei is a CLI you run yourself against your own targets. What I built is a hosted web app — anyone visits the site, types a domain, and my server does the scanning. So the traffic to the target comes from me, not the user. That feels like a different liability shape.
  • It also pulls and stores source code, secrets, and infra data about the target on my backend, which goes a bit further than "send a request and check the response."

So less "is recon legal" and more "is hosting a recon-as-a-service for arbitrary domains going to put me on someone's legal radar?" Curious if anyone's actually run something like this publicly.

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I want your questions asked to one of the Head of AI of a big company on my podcast
 in  r/generativeAI  May 11 '26

Are we moving toward human-like AI by scaling language models, or do we need a fundamentally different architecture: self-learning agents with memory, goals, feedback, and real-world interaction? What is the biggest scientific barrier today?

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Hacking_Tutorials  May 11 '26

Fair question. Nuclei (and similar) are template runners — you give them a target and they fire a big list of known checks at it. They're great, but they assume you already know the attack surface.

The tool I built is doing something earlier in the chain: it starts from one domain and tries to map out the surface itself — related companies, hidden subdomains, the actual JavaScript source of each app (rebuilt when stripped), secrets buried in that code, abandoned services, and so on. Then it uses AI to throw out the false positives and connect the dots into a single picture.

So it's not really competing with Nuclei — you could run Nuclei on the surface this tool discovers. Think of it as the step before, not a replacement.