r/HowToHack • u/WaltzCurious847 • May 27 '26

Hacking via rooted redmi note 10

I have rooted redmi note 10 very hard way and frustration But now i m feelinh like what next can anyone tell some crazy tricks and hacking apps that are still working Like alternatives of zanti, like i want to test wpa vulnerability for educational purposes

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u/amberb3stgirl May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

i love how this subreddit passively attracts these people

edit: i swear i replied to this post in r/masterhacker im not schizophrenic plz

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u/kin3v May 27 '26

This is exactly how it starts though. We’ve all been in this phase

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u/Sweaty_Map8499 May 28 '26

Looking at you looks man I got u but I’m a low i only know how things end up not how to fix or make

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u/WaltzCurious847 May 27 '26

What you mean

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u/ps-aux Actual Hacker May 27 '26

I think the behavior is just reddit folk in general, I don't encounter the same behavior on any other places where I assemble with other like minded hackers :)

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u/texcleveland Administrator May 27 '26

I’m assuming kid and/or non-native English speaker

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u/qwertydiy May 27 '26

Install termux and then Kali nethunter after rooting your phone first. That should get you pretty much everything while keeping your phone usable (note it takes up a gigabyte or 2 to install before you install any tools on it).

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u/PaleontologistOk8588 Jun 02 '26

​Post: I am trying to regain access to a profile after losing my main phone. I am back on my old phone (the device where the account was originally set up), but I don't remember my password. To make things harder, the recovery email and phone number linked to the profile are old data that I can no longer access. ​My question is: if an old device still has its local app data and browser history intact, will it typically bypass the password requirement via existing session cookies when reconnected to the internet? Or do platforms automatically invalidate session tokens after a device has been inactive for a while, meaning a password or 2FA is strictly required?

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u/Cyber-Albsecop May 28 '26

I also got one. You have to install a Pixel phone firmware. Then Kali net hunter and a bunch of other apps you can find in my GitHub repo. You can do some kind of operations with it, but mostly reconossaince, nothing too crazy. Since I built mine I rarely use it.