Welcome back to the Hack Forum News. Where we keep you up to date on the weekly events and news happening on site and around the world. If you have never heard of the Hack Forum News, don't worry, we have you covered. We are a team of members from the Hack Forums community who are journalists and writers, and we are here to keep you in the loop of the changes around the site and the events happening around the world.
The Hack Forums Wiki is back in action and is now under way to a few big changes. The site has been under some work recently as the site was sadly left with a load of issues and no one was running the official site. Thanks to everyone within the HF news team, the site is now under new leadership and, thanks to [mention=1] allowing the team to start their work on this while maintaining the HF news, the site is back getting some lovely changes and getting updated daily to bring it back to a new modern day Wikipedia with a load of information for everyone to read up on.
Are you looking to join the HF news team? Do you enjoy making threads or even want to become a better writer? Well, we are looking for members of the site to help write each week and are looking for anyone who has any interest. We have a few new sections opening up right now, and we would love for you to see if they would be anything of interest to you. If you are interested, please check out the thread or contact [mention=2331053] to discuss joining the team behind the HF News.
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A thoughtful thread that taps into a feeling many users quietly share. [mention=5699666] breaks down how ChatGPT used to feel sharper, more helpful, and less restrictive - especially for coding, cybersecurity questions, and product comparisons - and contrasts that with recent experiences of refusals, misunderstandings, and weaker outputs. The discussion touches on safety filters, model changes, and whether tools like Perplexity are starting to feel more reliable. A great read if you've ever caught yourself thinking, "Wasn't this better before?"
A simple question that unlocked a surprisingly nostalgic discussion. Members share their first memories with computers. It's one of those threads that reminds you just how diverse the HF user base is, while also highlighting how fast technology became central to everyone's lives.
Another helpful thread that shows what HF community is all about. Sharing a key might seem a simple move, but it might make a big difference to someone who needs it. I really hope we see more of this!
An eye-opening post that dives into BruteForceAI - a tool that blends brute forcing with LLM-driven behavior to mimic real users. From DOM analysis and adaptive retries to human-like delays and jitter, this isn't your old-school attack script. The thread doesn't glorify it, but it does raise important awareness for anyone in red team, blue team, or defensive security. One of those posts that quietly signals a shift in how AI is being weaponized.
A solid educational share focusing on why weak pseudorandom number generators can be dangerous. The linked video walks through reversing common PRNGs, reconstructing internal state from outputs, and real-world demos tied to games and applications. Perfect for beginners interested in reverse engineering, algorithm behavior, and security fundamentals - and a good reminder that "random" often isn't as random as people think.
This week starts our Christmas season of music. For the next few editions we will be featuring a few Christmas songs. We wanted to feature more than one song each week but, sadly, we have found, due to the limitations of the site, we are only allowed to feature one song, so we will make sure they are only the best. If you would like to nominate your own, please head over to this thread here. >>Click Here<<
This weeks Song Of The Week:
Big thank you to [mention=3233350] For this weeks submittion.
[mention=5418830] is hosting a massive bytes contest for Christmas this year. The Bytes Millionaire themselves has this contest open for upgraded site members, and it will be ending on the 25th of December 2025. Right in time for Christmas this year. Make sure you get your entry.
Writer - [mention=2331053]
Chile’s election shift
Chile’s presidential election resulted in a win for far-right candidate José Antonio Kast, marking a political shift and drawing praise from other rightwing leaders across the Americas and Europe as part of a broader rightward trend in Latin America.
The European Union has approved fresh sanctions targeting oil traders connected to Russia’s maritime shipping network, part of ongoing pressure over the Ukraine conflict.
Welcome back to the Hack Forum News. Where we keep you up to date on the weekly events and news happening on site and around the world. If you have never heard of the Hack Forum News, don't worry, we have you covered. We are a team of members from the Hack Forums community who are journalists and writers, and we are here to keep you in the loop of the changes around the site and the events happening around the world.
The Hack Forums Wiki is back in action and is now under way to a few big changes. The site has been under some work recently as the site was sadly left with a load of issues and no one was running the official site. Thanks to everyone within the HF news team, the site is now under new leadership and, thanks to [mention=1] allowing the team to start their work on this while maintaining the HF news, the site is back getting some lovely changes and getting updated daily to bring it back to a new modern day Wikipedia with a load of information for everyone to read up on.
Are you looking to join the HF news team? Do you enjoy making threads or even want to become a better writer? Well, we are looking for members of the site to help write each week and are looking for anyone who has any interest. We have a few new sections opening up right now, and we would love for you to see if they would be anything of interest to you. If you are interested, please check out the thread or contact [mention=2331053] to discuss joining the team behind the HF News.
A wholesome milestone post from a long-time member returning to the forum after a break. Peble hits 1,000 posts and reflects on over a decade of learning, confidence, and community built through HF. A simple reminder that many of us grew up here — and we keep coming back because the place still feels like home.
A tense situation unfolds as a member’s friend gets shaken down by a Telegram scammer demanding $3,000 under threats of doxxing. The OP breaks down how the scammer likely gathered info, why ignoring them is usually the right call, and why police don’t act on anonymous claims without evidence. A sobering thread but a valuable one — especially for anyone who’s ever wandered too deep into shady Telegram circles.
A new coder struggles with motivation, consistency, and forgetting what they learn after short breaks a problem many beginners can relate to. Despite the controversial goal of building a RAT, the thread sparks a bigger discussion about coding discipline, study habits, and how to stay engaged long enough to actually improve. A nice slice of HF’s classic “newbie dev journey.”
An unexpectedly legendary DIY guide drops as OP explains in detail - how to unclog a drain using hydrochloric acid, safety gear, custom hoses, pressure flushing, and pure determination. Complete with images, step-by-step breakdowns, and even a final demo video. One of the most entertainingly thorough household tech guides HF has seen in a while.
A thread showcasing a visual setup walkthrough for QuasarRAT though these days, it mostly serves as a glimpse into how people package and configure remote-admin tooling. Screenshots, configs, VPN setups, and more.
This week starts our Christmas season of music. For the next few editions we will be featuring a few Christmas songs. We wanted to feature more than one song each week but, sadly, we have found, due to the limitations of the site, we are only allowed to feature one song, so we will make sure they are only the best. If you would like to nominate your own, please head over to this thread here. >>Click Here<<
This weeks Song Of The Week:
Big thank you to [mention=807307] For this weeks submittion.
[mention=5418830] is hosting a massive bytes contest for Christmas this year. The Bytes Millionaire themselves has this contest open for upgraded site members, and it will be ending on the 25th of December 2025. Right in time for Christmas this year. Make sure you get your entry.
The user known as [mention=5670297] is hosting a nice giveaway that ends on the 12th of December 2025, and is giving one lucky winner the prize of $15 Crypto. Go and get your entry to have a chance at winning that free money.
[mention=5713863] is hosting a contest with three lucky winners who can pick between $20 Crypto or $30 Servury credits and the content ends on the 20th of December 2025. That gives everyone plenty of time to get their chance to win some more free money. Good luck everyone.
Writer - [mention=2331053]
Calls for stronger walking and cycling policy in England
Over 50 organisations, including cycling and health-related groups, have urged the government to adopt clear, measurable targets for walking and cycling for example, that 50% of all urban trips under five miles should be by foot, bike, or wheeling by 2030.
Unsettled and severe weather forecast across the UK
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for heavy rain and strong winds across much of southern and central England, South Wales — and extending to parts of Northern Ireland.
2025 Sumatra floods and landslides. Death toll tops 900 in Indonesia
Floods and landslides triggered by a powerful storm across the island of Sumatra have killed more than 900 people, according to official figures. Survivors in badly hit areas such as Aceh Tamiang have had to trek over logs and debris to reach aid centres.
Ukraine, peace talks spark Kremlin warning of “radical changes”
According to recent reporting, a peace deal framework between Ukraine and international negotiators is “really close,” but key disagreements remain unresolved. In response, the Kremlin warned that “radical changes” would be needed to any such peace plan signalling potential further complications.
Welcome back to the Hack Forum News. Where we keep you up to date on the weekly events and news happening on site and around the world. If you have never heard of the Hack Forum News, don't worry, we have you covered. We are a team of members from the Hack Forums community who are journalists and writers, and we are here to keep you in the loop of the changes around the site and the events happening around the world.
The Hack Forums Wiki is back in action and is now under way to a few big changes. The site has been under some work recently as the site was sadly left with a load of issues and no one was running the official site. Thanks to everyone within the HF news team, the site is now under new leadership and, thanks to @Omniscient allowing the team to start their work on this while maintaining the HF news, the site is back getting some lovely changes and getting updated daily to bring it back to a new modern day Wikipedia with a load of information for everyone to read up on.
Are you looking to join the HF news team? Do you enjoy making threads or even want to become a better writer? Well, we are looking for members of the site to help write each week and are looking for anyone who has any interest. We have a few new sections opening up right now, and we would love for you to see if they would be anything of interest to you. If you are interested, please check out the thread or contact Mix to discuss joining the team behind the HF News.
Writer - [mention=2331053]
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This thread dives into what “logs” are in the context of stealer malware – the dumped browser passwords, cookies, sessions, wallets, and more that end up being traded around. OP breaks down the kinds of data you’ll typically find, which countries are considered “high value,” and how people think about monetizing that info. As you’d expect, it’s the kind of topic that lives deep in the grey/illegal zone, and it’s a good reminder that chasing quick money with stolen data comes with serious legal and security risks attached.
[mention=4931690] throws out a simple question that turned into a solid tech discussion: what’s the best OS for running local LLMs? Linux distros, Windows, macOS with Apple Silicon – everything gets compared. People weigh in with their setups, performance, driver quirks, VRAM needs, and general comfort for dev work. If you’re thinking about building a box (or repurposing a rig) for local AI, this thread is a nice snapshot of what the community is actually using and why.
In this one, I hand a chunk of PayPal balance to an AI-powered browser agent and lets it go wild on Black Friday. The AI scans major stores, tracks price history, avoids fake discounts, stacks coupons, and auto-checks out a full shopping list: action cam, helmet intercoms, smart home gear, robot vacuum, air fryer, plus accessories. Final score? Roughly €985 “saved” while I just watched. It’s a fun look at what happens when you combine real money, real stores, and a cold, emotionless optimizer that refuses to fall for marketing tricks.
[mention=5711781] opens up a wholesome reflection thread about “accidental” skills – the random things you learn from a hobby, a side task, or boredom that later turn out to be surprisingly useful. They share how casually learning Canva evolved into a money-saving, small-gig-generating skill for social media graphics. From there, members jump in with their own stories: odd talents that helped them land jobs, start side hustles, solve real-life problems, or just make day-to-day life smoother. It’s one of those threads that makes you rethink all the little things you’ve picked up along the way.
Even though OP isn’t from the US, they're craving turkey and the cozy family vibe, so they ask the community how they spent Thanksgiving. The thread turns into a chill, feel-good roundup of how members celebrated (or didn’t): family dinners, time off work and solo chill days. It's a nice little snapshot of how different people on HF mark the holiday, whether they're in the States or just vibing with the idea of Thanksgiving from afar.
This week starts our Christmas season of music. For the next few editions we will be featuring a few Christmas songs. We wanted to feature more than one song each week but, sadly, we have found, due to the limitations of the site, we are only allowed to feature one song, so we will make sure they are only the best. If you would like to nominate your own, please head over to this thread here. >>Click Here<<
This weeks Song Of The Week:
Big thank you to [mention=1871421] For this weeks submittion.
[mention=5418830] is hosting a massive bytes contest for Christmas this year. The Bytes Millionaire themselves has this contest open for upgraded site members, and it will be ending on the 25th of December 2025. Right in time for Christmas this year. Make sure you get your entry.
The user known as [mention=5670297] is hosting a nice giveaway that ends on the 12th of December 2025, and is giving one lucky winner the prize of $15 Crypto. Go and get your entry to have a chance at winning that free money.
[mention=5713863] is hosting a contest with three lucky winners who can pick between $20 Crypto or $30 Servury credits and the content ends on the 20th of December 2025. That gives everyone plenty of time to get their chance to win some more free money. Good luck everyone.
Writer - [mention=2331053]
Donald J. Trump declares Venezuelan airspace “closed”
US President Trump said that Venezuelan airspace and surrounding airspace should be considered closed. The declaration triggered sharp reactions from Caracas, which called the move “an illegal aggression.”
Naval drones launched by Ukraine struck Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea, in what Kyiv said targeted sanctioned Russian oil shipments. Meanwhile, Russia carried out drone and missile strikes at several locations across Ukraine, including near the capital Kyiv killing and wounding civilians and causing widespread power outages.
Severe flooding and natural disasters hit Southeast Asia and beyond
Heavy rains and floods have devastated parts of Southeast Asia: in Indonesia and Thailand, flooding and landslides killed hundreds and displaced many more. Several people remain missing as rescue efforts continue.
Recent scientific analyses show that Europe along with many other parts of the world is facing a serious decline in groundwater reserves due to climate changes. This poses long-term risks for agriculture, ecosystems, and water security.
Welcome back to the Hack Forum News. Where we keep you up to date on the weekly events and news happening on site and around the world. If you have never heard of the Hack Forum News, don't worry, we have you covered. We are a team of members from the Hack Forums community who are journalists and writers, and we are here to keep you in the loop of the changes around the site and the events happening around the world.
The Hack Forums Wiki is back in action and is now under way to a few big changes. The site has been under some work recently as the site was sadly left with a load of issues and no one was running the official site. Thanks to everyone within the HF news team, the site is now under new leadership and, thanks to [mention=1] allowing the team to start their work on this while maintaining the HF news, the site is back getting some lovely changes and getting updated daily to bring it back to a new modern day Wikipedia with a load of information for everyone to read up on.
[mention=1] has recently just come back from their vacation in Santa Barbara, California. They have shared with us their experience going there and have said that it wasn't too far from home and they would go again. He has also mentioned that this is his first vacation they have had in a little while and shared some lovely pictures of the place while he was away.
Are you looking to join the HF news team? Do you enjoy making threads or even want to become a better writer? Well, we are looking for members of the site to help write each week and are looking for anyone who has any interest. We have a few new sections opening up right now, and we would love for you to see if they would be anything of interest to you. If you are interested, please check out the thread or contact Mix to discuss joining the team behind the HF News.
Writer - [mention=2331053]
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Sign Language and Carpal Tunnel - by [mention=4402880]
[mention=4402880] opens a thoughtful discussion about the physical toll of learning and practicing ASL. Members who sign, or who simply spend long hours on a keyboard, jump in to share wrist pain experiences, remedies, and ways to keep progressing even when the hands protest. A wholesome and practical thread for anyone dealing with carpal tunnel or hand strain.
[Quantum] The Ultimate Prompt Engineering Guide (2025 Edition) - by [mention=5465469]
A massive, high-effort drop, packed with techniques, blueprints, multi-step workflows, simulation strategies, anti-hallucination rules, and advanced examples for mastering AI systems. Whether you write, code, research, or automate, this guide is basically a full textbook on modern prompt engineering. Easily one of the most comprehensive resources posted on HF this year.
Google's Antigravity - by [mention=4931690]
[mention=4931690] highlights Google's new agentic development platform, Antigravity, and what it means for the future of work. The message is blunt: if you're still judging AI by a simple chat box, you're already outdated. With deep app integration and automated workflows, this tech is reshaping how fast individuals can build and ship. A wake-up call thread for anyone sleeping on modern AI tools.
1,000,000 Bytes Sports Bet - by [mention=5418830]
[mention=5418830] shares a wild gambling comeback—dropping a million Bytes on sports betting and actually winning after losing the same amount earlier this year. Screenshots included. A fun, high-stakes moment that has the community cheering, cringing, and celebrating the dub.
Wishing you all a wonderful day - by [mention=5649157]
A wholesome reminder that progress doesn't require perfection. Whether you're having a great day or a rough one, this thread is pure positivity and good vibes, complete with hopes for a snowy Christmas. A small but welcome moment of warmth on HF.
Whats something you're genuinely excited about in your life right now? - by [mention=5621356]
[mention=5621356] asks one of those simple questions that turns into a feel-good community moment: what's something you’re excited about these days? From small wins to new hobbies-like scuba diving-the thread is full of members sharing what's keeping them motivated and moving forward.
Recently we introduced a brand-new section to the HF News. This section will grow over time to more things, but for now we are just going to be doing Song of the week. We are open to what more we could bring to the section from your suggestions, but as a start, we feel adding the song of the week will be a great start for the section and lead the way forward for more things in the future.
Now we know some of you may question what the song of the week is all about, and we have thought of what a great answer. We feel like the song of the week should be a meaningful song that goes deeper than just general music and has meaning to it all. Granted, we may have a little fun with it sometimes. (Yes, we will have a Halloween version and Christmas version too.) But we want to keep it at a level where we have found the song has a true message behind it all and not just something that everyone will just see as another song that is just a bit catchy or got a good few beats to it. We hope this helps those with that question and if anyone has anything that they wish to ask, please feel free to add them below. We are more than happy to give the reason behind it.
This weeks Song Of The Week:
Big thank you to [mention=4931690] For this weeks submittion.
A member known as [mention=5621356] is hosting a giveaway that will end on the 1st of December 2025 and is giving away $50 worth of BTC. Anyone can eneter and you all will have the same chance to win. Go see if you can get lucky.
[mention=5680404] has started a giveaway that will end on the 25th of November this year and is giving away $25 of crypto of your liking to the winner. Go and see if you can get lucky and win some free crypto.
Writer – [mention=5465469]
Fortinet confirms second FortiWeb zero‑day (CVE‑2025‑58034) exploited in the wild
Fortinet has acknowledged a second zero‑day in its FortiWeb WAF being actively exploited. The vulnerability allows authenticated attackers to execute OS commands via crafted HTTP or CLI inputs. Source
Critical FortiWeb path‑traversal bug now actively exploited, warns CybersecAsia
CybersecAsia reports that CVE‑2025‑64446 in FortiWeb is being abused by unauthenticated attackers to create admin accounts due to a path‑traversal/authentication bypass. Source
FortiWeb authenticated OS command injection bug (CVE‑2025‑58034) confirmed; patch now available
Censys advisory confirms CVE‑2025‑58034 impacts FortiWeb and has been actively exploited; Fortinet urges users to patch to version 8.0.2 or higher. Source
NHS England reports widespread FortiWeb path‑traversal exploit being actively attacked
NHS England’s cybersecurity team warns that multiple FortiWeb devices are under active exploit via CVE‑2025‑64446, urging immediate patching or mitigations. Source
CISA adds FortiWeb zero‑day (CVE‑2025‑64446) to its KEV list following exploitation reports
National Cyber Security Authority alerts show that CVE‑2025‑64446 was added to regarded as a known exploited vulnerability, with multiple attacks already recorded. Source
CYFIRMA weekly intelligence: DigitStealer macOS malware trending, Volt Typhoon espionage signals rise
In its November 21 intelligence report, CYFIRMA highlights “DigitStealer” for macOS credential theft and reports escalating Volt Typhoon activity targeting allied infrastructure. Source
Cloudflare outage disrupts major internet services, study shows key infrastructure risk
A global Cloudflare outage caused service disruptions and error messages across the internet. Experts warn about the growing risk of centralized infrastructure failures. Source
The official HF Wiki is returning with a brand new team and a brand new line of ideas. Many years ago, the project was sadly left alone, and it seemed like the project was at its end of life, but thankfully recently I have been working with [mention=1] to bring the site back to life. As the leader behind the official HF News team, I thought it would only be right to bring back the wiki with the team I have managed to put together, and I am happy to announce that we are now working hard to bring the official back to the community.
What is the HF Wiki?
Now, for some of our newer members, you may not even know about the previous work done on the site, but the HF wiki is an official site that is part of Hack Forums in its own special way. It is where many events and members & groups get noted down to go down in history for everyone to have archived online from the main page you are reading this thread on today. While some of the older members may remember the site and seeing that it sadly just got left behind due to no one being able to maintain the project.
So what is the Hack Forums Wiki I hear you asking? Well, it's a Wikipedia of Hack Forums, and it's the home to a lot of information about the sites past and present day. The Wikipedia includes a collection of biographies of members on the site, all the way to award information. The Wiki is a place where members new and old can find out more about a certain user, read up on in-depth analysis of popular tools and users on the forum, or even just get some clarification on a specific hacking term that they may not have heard of before.
Where to find the HF Wiki
The Hack Forums Wikipedia isn't really something that has been publicized about for many years these days, but I am hoping to change that over time and with that there are a few different ways to access the Wikipedia page. The first would be to head over to the website directly via the domain https://wiki.hackforums.net/ but you can also access this via the menu button on HF itself via the website's navigation bar.
Here is a little guide to find it from the navigation bar:
How to Contribute
The Hack Forums Wikipedia is currently being worked on daily to bring it up to the modern day, but we don't have all the information known left and right and this is where the community comes into play. We know many members in the past have contributed to the site by adding their very own information to the site. While the information is moderated, it will be reviewed and then pushed to the site once approved, and I am happy to say that moving forward this will remain the same and I can not wait to see what everyone has to offer. The site is going to still allow everyone who wishes to contribute as they please, and we are more than happy to see even a single line added to something. Or even something that corrects something that may be a little outdated.
To contribute to the site, it does need a separate account that isn't directly linked to the main Hack Forums site. You will need to have a Wiki account. With this account, this will allow members to contribute to their hearts galore and to make an account it only takes seconds. Once you have an account and are logged in, you can freely edit any page you would like.
Special Thanks
With the return of the Hack Forums Wikipedia I just want to add a special thanks section to the thread as without a little help from this lot we wouldnt have the project back up and running.
[mention=1]
Without you, I wouldn't have been able to have this opportunity to take on this role and help out so much. You have also helped me with getting everything back up and running, taking a few hours out of your day when you could be working on something for the main site. You have sorted out all the errors with the SQL to allow us to get the site back to a place where we can edit and update everything. I really cant thank you enough. You are a great sysadmin, admin, and person and I know giving the team the chance to make the Hack Forums Wiki great again is something we can all work well together with. Once again thank you for everything so far and everything to come.
[mention=574588]
I always thought you had left HF, but recently you came back, and you have returned with a bang. You have been helping gather a load of information for the wiki and so much more. You were a great member of the Wiki team many years ago and I cant wait for the future working with you in the team with us all. Thank you for everything so far and let's bring the wiki back to the modern day we are in today together.
[mention=57618]
You offered a home for my project when I didn't even have anything really in place, but you took that risk and gave me that chance and homed the team when you didn't even know if we would get anywhere with it. You really are a great guy and helped us get so far and I cant thank you enough for the chance you gave me and the team. I cant wait to see the great ideas you have for the wiki moving forward.
I would like to also add that the members of the Wiki team who have come from the HF news team have to be on the special thanks list, as I know they may just be getting to grips with the site and how it works, but I know once they get an understanding of how the site works, they will be making some great additions to the site and making sure the site is well maintained with a load of new information going forward. You lot are the best!
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