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I rarely post about channels, It is not sponsored, Check this Real Cool Shit channel !
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Hey everyone!

Just dropped a new project: ControlD HaGeZi Sync and it's now featured in the official HaGeZi dns blocklist!

Automatically syncs the latest HaGeZi blocklists to your ControlD profiles. Pure Bash, simple TOML config, dry-run, smart caching and more.

If you're using ControlD + HaGeZi, this makes life a lot easier. Stars and feedback welcome!
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GitHub really screwed us with this one.

Since June 30, they've heavily restricted access to public repository metadata (especially stargazer history) under the excuse of stopping scrapers. Now you can't properly compare star growth between similar projects unless you own them or use workarounds like sealed tokens.

This is a real blow to open source transparency and healthy competition. Tools like star-history.com were fantastic for seeing which projects are actually gaining momentum.

My project was affected as well.
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New soft-root tools dropped !

Two interesting projects using the same public kernel vuln (GhostLock) for temporary root (no bootloader unlock):

- Root My Galaxy (Samsung)
- Root My Pixel (Pixel devices)
- Root My OnePlus
- Root My Nothing

Both give temporary KernelSU / ReSukiSU root on supported firmware. Root is lost after reboot and only works on specific builds for now.

Worth keeping an eye on if you’re on a supported device.
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Pixel Props
New soft-root tools dropped ! Two interesting projects using the same public kernel vuln (GhostLock) for temporary root (no bootloader unlock): - Root My Galaxy (Samsung) - Root My Pixel (Pixel devices) - Root My OnePlus - Root My Nothing Both give temporary…
Just a quick heads-up for anyone testing:

There’s a simple GhostLock detector app.

If the app finishes and says safe, you’re patched.
If it says vulnerable (or your phone reboots/freezes), your kernel is still affected.

Some devices just show the vulnerable result without crashing, others reboot. Either way means the soft-root tools above can probably work on your build if it’s supported.
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