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How come mobile is harder to hack/mod than PC titles?
So i know next to nothing about hacking but it amazes me to read posts and comments stating that it is impossible to hack games like clash of clans or other online mobile games when people can easily hack AAA games like GTA V and other, seemingly more complex, pc games that are also online.
What the hell is up with that?
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How come mobile is harder to hack/mod than PC titles?
So i know next to nothing about hacking but it amazes me to read posts and comments stating that it is impossible to hack games like clash of clans or other online mobile games when people can easily hack AAA games like GTA V and other, seemingly more complex, pc games that are also online.
What the hell is up with that?
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imple. 1. Learn how to own WiFi. Just do it. If you’re a member of this community it should be the most obvious thing to know how to do. Learn nmap, wireshark, etc. Figure out how to inject, monitor, etc. This is the SINGLE most effective way to ensure good…
ut you can do this with any wallet. Simply do not connect it to anything - Ever.
4. BTC 📼 - http://y22arit74fqnnc2pbieq3wqqvkfub6gnlegx3cl6thclos4f7ya7rvad.onion/
5. Bisq Network for decentralized P2P - https://bisq.network/
6. No JS Version of Local Monero - http://nehdddktmhvqklsnkjqcbpmb63htee2iznpcbs5tgzctipxykpj6yrid.onion/nojs/
1. If you’re unsure of how to turn Javascript on/off… this link will likely cover the browser you’re using - https://www.impressivewebs.com/how-to-disable-javascript-in-almost-any-browser/
7. Railgun - I don't have time to explain what it is with adequate detail, however... It's a desktop/mobile wallet every single crypto user SHOULD be using. If you're thoughtful about usage it's as good as it gets with respect to privacy - https://www.railgun.org/
1. I have independently audited, at a granular level, the Railgun protocol contracts without any compensation or even knowledge of the development team. It's a sound project and will act as the vanguard in their arena.
2. A warning... the Poseidon hash precompile is difficult AF to accomplish. This just means that using the "Shielding" process via Railgun can be kind of expensive. It's not unusual for a shield to cost $50-100 on Ethereum Mainnet. Feel free to use Polygon for normal txn fees until crypto solves the Poseidon issues.
The everyday stuff still matters. Privacy is about building strong chains of security across the exposure you have to the Internet. This means that your very normal, very natural usage needs to be protected, as well. These are a few places to begin.
**Social Media**
Review and adjust your privacy settings on social media platforms to limit the amount of personal information that is publicly visible. Be cautious about sharing personal information and avoid accepting friend requests from unknown individuals. Contrary to popular belief… it is possible to use social media while remaining relatively private. Use second phone numbers via Burner apps, Google Voice, or whatever tool you normally use. Ensure that you're following the above rules. Most importantly...
1. Use Fawkes before loading any images to social media, though. This is a MUST DO for anyone looking to NOT be stored in facial recognition databases. Fawkes uses GANs to defeat most facial recognition systems operating in the digital image world. I use Fawkes in the command-line and batch entire directories. This allows you to share photos without worrying about being stored in some facial recog database.
1. https://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/
**Everything Else**
1. Online Accounts: Use strong, unique passwords for each online account. Enable 2FA whenever possible. Regularly review and update your privacy settings for online accounts. If you set up a strong password tool the right way the first time, and make sure you’re configuring the browser correctly the first time... this entire process becomes simple. Most people just don’t take the time to properly configure these tools, and they wind up making a mistake.
2. Data Protection: Encrypt your sensitive files and folders using tools like VeraCrypt. Regularly backup your data and store it securely. You can do this 100 different ways, but I can say that trusting any big tech company’s cloud service or storage service is a massive mistake. They CAN NOT be trusted.
1. A brief aside for Machine Learning developers, AI developers, blockchain engineers, biotech engineers, or ANYONE manipulating original or unique data... if you store your data in those databases those companies ARE going to use it to build their own tools. They will steal from you and you'll have no knowledge of it even happening. They will build out teams to manufacture the product you're building at half the cost, twice the speed, and with a marketing budget only a billion-dollar company can compete with. Do NOT make this mistake. Store sensitive, proprietary information in a way that big tech isn't involved. The genuine exception to the rule, ironically, is Apple. A[...]
4. BTC 📼 - http://y22arit74fqnnc2pbieq3wqqvkfub6gnlegx3cl6thclos4f7ya7rvad.onion/
5. Bisq Network for decentralized P2P - https://bisq.network/
6. No JS Version of Local Monero - http://nehdddktmhvqklsnkjqcbpmb63htee2iznpcbs5tgzctipxykpj6yrid.onion/nojs/
1. If you’re unsure of how to turn Javascript on/off… this link will likely cover the browser you’re using - https://www.impressivewebs.com/how-to-disable-javascript-in-almost-any-browser/
7. Railgun - I don't have time to explain what it is with adequate detail, however... It's a desktop/mobile wallet every single crypto user SHOULD be using. If you're thoughtful about usage it's as good as it gets with respect to privacy - https://www.railgun.org/
1. I have independently audited, at a granular level, the Railgun protocol contracts without any compensation or even knowledge of the development team. It's a sound project and will act as the vanguard in their arena.
2. A warning... the Poseidon hash precompile is difficult AF to accomplish. This just means that using the "Shielding" process via Railgun can be kind of expensive. It's not unusual for a shield to cost $50-100 on Ethereum Mainnet. Feel free to use Polygon for normal txn fees until crypto solves the Poseidon issues.
The everyday stuff still matters. Privacy is about building strong chains of security across the exposure you have to the Internet. This means that your very normal, very natural usage needs to be protected, as well. These are a few places to begin.
**Social Media**
Review and adjust your privacy settings on social media platforms to limit the amount of personal information that is publicly visible. Be cautious about sharing personal information and avoid accepting friend requests from unknown individuals. Contrary to popular belief… it is possible to use social media while remaining relatively private. Use second phone numbers via Burner apps, Google Voice, or whatever tool you normally use. Ensure that you're following the above rules. Most importantly...
1. Use Fawkes before loading any images to social media, though. This is a MUST DO for anyone looking to NOT be stored in facial recognition databases. Fawkes uses GANs to defeat most facial recognition systems operating in the digital image world. I use Fawkes in the command-line and batch entire directories. This allows you to share photos without worrying about being stored in some facial recog database.
1. https://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/
**Everything Else**
1. Online Accounts: Use strong, unique passwords for each online account. Enable 2FA whenever possible. Regularly review and update your privacy settings for online accounts. If you set up a strong password tool the right way the first time, and make sure you’re configuring the browser correctly the first time... this entire process becomes simple. Most people just don’t take the time to properly configure these tools, and they wind up making a mistake.
2. Data Protection: Encrypt your sensitive files and folders using tools like VeraCrypt. Regularly backup your data and store it securely. You can do this 100 different ways, but I can say that trusting any big tech company’s cloud service or storage service is a massive mistake. They CAN NOT be trusted.
1. A brief aside for Machine Learning developers, AI developers, blockchain engineers, biotech engineers, or ANYONE manipulating original or unique data... if you store your data in those databases those companies ARE going to use it to build their own tools. They will steal from you and you'll have no knowledge of it even happening. They will build out teams to manufacture the product you're building at half the cost, twice the speed, and with a marketing budget only a billion-dollar company can compete with. Do NOT make this mistake. Store sensitive, proprietary information in a way that big tech isn't involved. The genuine exception to the rule, ironically, is Apple. A[...]
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ut you can do this with any wallet. Simply do not connect it to anything - Ever. 4. BTC 📼 - http://y22arit74fqnnc2pbieq3wqqvkfub6gnlegx3cl6thclos4f7ya7rvad.onion/ 5. Bisq Network for decentralized P2P - https://bisq.network/ 6. No JS Version of Local Monero…
pple's privacy viewpoint is clear. I do NOT think iCloud users are at risk, but AWS, GCP, Google Drive, Dropbox, Notion, etc. are all suspect, IMO. This is conjecture but founded in legitimate reason. Take it as you will.
3. Online Payments: Use secure payment methods like virtual credit cards or digital wallets. Be cautious when sharing financial information online and only use trusted and reputable websites for online transactions. If you’re just a normal person looking to live on their own terms without being tracked… use disposable virtual cards. These can be connected to your actual accounts via a company like Revolut, or through third-party options.
4. Miscellaneous:
1. Learn the commands to wipe your machine. Mac is a slower process via CMD + R for Recovery Mode. Linux "dd" will overwrite the boot drive. Windows allows you to systemreset via CMD + X. Just learn the process.
2. Learn to sandbox links or extensions; files or whatever else. You can find sandboxes through the browser nowadays. I used to have a Raspberry Pi just for this, but I started working across platforms and it got annoying. I use browser-based or VMs now. Phishing is still in the top three as far as being owned goes.
3. Learn the industry tools. Learn what they are, what they do, and how they could or couldn't affect you and why. I'm talking hardware and software: PineAp, Flipper0, Hak5, and OM.G kits, etc. This will allow you to work backwards, and teach you to actually utilize the tools.
4. Subscribe to and/or read the latest research from engineers or developers. Hackers are everywhere. People think we all wear black hoodies and have our assholes pierced.. but we're normal people. We write blogs and research papers; we are active on forums. Read them. Learn. A few weeks ago a couple of guys showed everyone how acoustics from an iPhone mic and speaker were able to capture keystrokes, feed it through AI for 3 seconds, and then behave as a relatively accurate keylogger THROUGH THE PHONE. These are the places to hang out. Reddit is a great starting point.
5. Don't use the DW for just weird shit. Go hang out on Libre or Dread. Go on a few wild goose chases. Learn to quickly and effectively log in/out, all while remaining anon. Learn where the mistakes are made.
6. Finally, DO NOT EVER SHARE YOUR LOCATION, BROWSING HISTORY, OR ANY DATA VOLUNTARILY. Turn. That. Shit. Off. It's not more convenient; it's less. You watch anime on Tuesday and Thursday you're ads are all Manga. It's such an obvious thing but so many people leave these features active. Turn location off on your phone for everything; set permissions to "While Using App" or the Android equivalent. Just be smart.
That's all for now, fam. I'm sorry if I've missed obvious stuff, or I've made errors. I will check in to correct mistakes or clarify as the comments or requests come in. Let's try to keep as much of the Q&A inside this thread so that everyone can access it... If it's a really tricky question, the DM option works... but remember that I'm super busy.
This guide is nothing more than a place to gain some knowledge and ideas. How you implement or use it, what tools or access you choose to set, etc. is really up to you. A helpful tip to beginners... everyone here with an answer for you has earned these answers through reading, practicing, studying, and usually fucking failing. No one wants to just hand over their hard work for you to skip the paces. Read. Practice. Google. Learn. THEN come ask questions.
I've gotta run. Feel free to pick it apart! Let's get it cleaned up via crowd-sourcing / Q&A so that everyone can use it. Talk soon.
I'm here for every single one of us until I'm not. Talk soon, mates.
Cheers.
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3. Online Payments: Use secure payment methods like virtual credit cards or digital wallets. Be cautious when sharing financial information online and only use trusted and reputable websites for online transactions. If you’re just a normal person looking to live on their own terms without being tracked… use disposable virtual cards. These can be connected to your actual accounts via a company like Revolut, or through third-party options.
4. Miscellaneous:
1. Learn the commands to wipe your machine. Mac is a slower process via CMD + R for Recovery Mode. Linux "dd" will overwrite the boot drive. Windows allows you to systemreset via CMD + X. Just learn the process.
2. Learn to sandbox links or extensions; files or whatever else. You can find sandboxes through the browser nowadays. I used to have a Raspberry Pi just for this, but I started working across platforms and it got annoying. I use browser-based or VMs now. Phishing is still in the top three as far as being owned goes.
3. Learn the industry tools. Learn what they are, what they do, and how they could or couldn't affect you and why. I'm talking hardware and software: PineAp, Flipper0, Hak5, and OM.G kits, etc. This will allow you to work backwards, and teach you to actually utilize the tools.
4. Subscribe to and/or read the latest research from engineers or developers. Hackers are everywhere. People think we all wear black hoodies and have our assholes pierced.. but we're normal people. We write blogs and research papers; we are active on forums. Read them. Learn. A few weeks ago a couple of guys showed everyone how acoustics from an iPhone mic and speaker were able to capture keystrokes, feed it through AI for 3 seconds, and then behave as a relatively accurate keylogger THROUGH THE PHONE. These are the places to hang out. Reddit is a great starting point.
5. Don't use the DW for just weird shit. Go hang out on Libre or Dread. Go on a few wild goose chases. Learn to quickly and effectively log in/out, all while remaining anon. Learn where the mistakes are made.
6. Finally, DO NOT EVER SHARE YOUR LOCATION, BROWSING HISTORY, OR ANY DATA VOLUNTARILY. Turn. That. Shit. Off. It's not more convenient; it's less. You watch anime on Tuesday and Thursday you're ads are all Manga. It's such an obvious thing but so many people leave these features active. Turn location off on your phone for everything; set permissions to "While Using App" or the Android equivalent. Just be smart.
That's all for now, fam. I'm sorry if I've missed obvious stuff, or I've made errors. I will check in to correct mistakes or clarify as the comments or requests come in. Let's try to keep as much of the Q&A inside this thread so that everyone can access it... If it's a really tricky question, the DM option works... but remember that I'm super busy.
This guide is nothing more than a place to gain some knowledge and ideas. How you implement or use it, what tools or access you choose to set, etc. is really up to you. A helpful tip to beginners... everyone here with an answer for you has earned these answers through reading, practicing, studying, and usually fucking failing. No one wants to just hand over their hard work for you to skip the paces. Read. Practice. Google. Learn. THEN come ask questions.
I've gotta run. Feel free to pick it apart! Let's get it cleaned up via crowd-sourcing / Q&A so that everyone can use it. Talk soon.
I'm here for every single one of us until I'm not. Talk soon, mates.
Cheers.
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