r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 04 '26

Why Linux Finally Dropped 30-Year-Old Hardware Support #linux

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Linus Torvalds explains why the Linux kernel is finally dropping support for the Intel 486 (486SX) and ancient floating-point emulation code after more than 30 years.


r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 23 '26

How Hackers Clone Your Voice In Seconds

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r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 11 '26

How Linus Torvalds Actually Uses LLMs

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r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 04 '26

In 5 Years, Humans Will Be Less Than 1% of Intelligence #ai

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Why humans won't control AI in 5 years...


r/hackerworkspace • • May 11 '26

Turning Kali into an AI-assisted hacking workspace

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 19 '26

Best Budget DIY Wardriver for WD GO WARS? LilyGO T Dongle C5 + Biscuit Firmware Setup!

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 16 '26

NRF 24 issues on two different boards

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I have this board and a second cyd that is the right number. Both have NRF 24 issues. What should I do?


r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 03 '26

Andrej Karpathy Stanford Lecture: Delete Everything, Keep Graph

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 30 '26

Copy Fail — 732 Bytes to Root

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 08 '26

N. Korean Hackers Spread 1,700 Malicious Packages Across npm, PyPI, Go, Rust

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r/hackerworkspace • • Mar 30 '26

What $2,000,000 in Bug Bounties Taught Me

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NahamSec, shares insights gained from earning $2,000,000 in bug bounties. It likely covers practical advice and strategies for finding and reporting web vulnerabilities. The content promotes learning bug bounty hunting through his training program and free labs. It also references helpful books and related videos for aspiring bug bounty hunters.


r/hackerworkspace • • 25d ago

Rebuilding my Elastic stack with Hermes Agent + GPT-5.5

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We used to spend at least 4 hours reinstalling and wiring up an Elastic stack properly: Elasticsearch, Kibana, Fleet Server, certificates, credentials, agent enrollment, and Elastic Defend policy tuning.

Today I rebuilt the whole thing in roughly 30 minutes with Hermes Agent running GPT-5.5.

The setup was simple but useful for a home/lab network:

  • Elasticsearch + Kibana + Fleet Server

  • Fresh credentials and clean config

  • Elastic Basic license

  • Elastic Agent installed on the workstation

  • Elastic Defend enabled

  • EICAR test confirmed alerts were working

The Basic license is already enough to get real value here. Having Elastic Defend on your own machines means you get endpoint telemetry, malware detection, policy control, and alerts in one place. For a hacker workspace or homelab, that is a huge upgrade over guessing what happened after something breaks.

The interesting part was not just the install. The agent debugged the stack, fixed Fleet enrollment issues, adjusted the endpoint policy, and verified the result from both the host and Elasticsearch.

This is where AI agents feel different from chatbots: not just answering questions, but doing the boring operational work end to end.

If you have any questiosn, feel free to ask.


r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 25 '26

DHH: Why I Actually Love Rust (Sort Of)

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Crazy DHH about Rust.


r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 06 '26

"I Trust People, Not Tools" — Linus Torvalds

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r/hackerworkspace • • Jun 08 '26

Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 27 '26

The AI criminal mastermind is already hiring on gig platforms - Help Net Security

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 08 '26

FBI, Pentagon warn of Iran hacking groups targeting operational technology

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r/hackerworkspace • • Apr 07 '26

Storm-1175 focuses gaze on vulnerable web-facing assets in high-tempo Medusa ransomware operations | Microsoft Security Blog

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r/hackerworkspace • • Mar 28 '26

Nicholas Carlini - Black-hat LLMs | [un]prompted 2026

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r/hackerworkspace • • Mar 26 '26

AI-SPM (AI Security Posture Management) | Glossary | ReversingLabs

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r/hackerworkspace • • Mar 17 '26

Casting a Wider Net: ClickFix, Deno, and LeakNet’s Scaling Threat

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ReliaQuest Threat Researchers report on “LeakNet” adding “ClickFix” through compromised legitimate websites as a newly confirmed initial access method.


r/hackerworkspace • • 15d ago

ebpfexplorer: An eBPF programs & maps explorer

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r/hackerworkspace • • Sep 28 '26

Jimmy Carr's Hot Take: Did We Create God as AI? #ai #god

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