Does anybody knows how to access deep web

Most scraping approaches fall into two buckets: (1) headless browser automation that clicks through pages, or (2) raw HTTP scripts that try to recreate auth from the outside.

Both have serious trade-offs. Browser automation is slow and expensive at scale. Raw HTTP breaks the moment you can't replicate the session, fingerprint, or token rotation.

We built a third option. Our agent, rtrvr.ai, runs inside a Chrome extension in your actual browser session. It takes actions on the page, monitors network traffic, discovers the underlying APIs (REST, GraphQL, paginated endpoints, cursors), and writes a script to replay those calls at scale.

The critical detail: the script executes from within the webpage context. Same origin. Same cookies. Same headers. Same auth tokens. The browser is still doing the work — we're just replacing click-and-wait with direct network calls from inside the page.

This means:

• No external requests that trip WAFs or fingerprinting

• No recreating auth headers — they propagate from the live session

• Token refresh cycles are handled by the browser like any normal page interaction

• From the site's perspective, traffic looks identical to normal user activity

We tested it on X — pulled every profile someone follows despite the UI capping the list at 50. The agent found the GraphQL endpoint, extracted the cursor pagination logic, and wrote a script that pulled all of them in seconds.

The tool is FREE to use bring your own API key from any LLM provider.

We call this approach Vibe Hacking. Happy to go deep on the architecture, where it breaks, or what sites you'd want to throw at it.

can anyone help? Im a beginner.

I have an asus laptop I wasn’t sure if that was good enough to start with

Hello, I am starting out in the field of cyber security, and would like to learn as much as I can. I am also AuDHD, and learn best by working on projects that sound like fun, building and fixing.

I'm using kali as a daily driver, both to have as many tools available to me, as well as to force myself to learn linux as a whole. I worked in my highschool's IT department, and that's the last time I really used Ubuntu as new thing for me. I grew up with windows. I am more confident with linux now than before.

I have old janky hardware, just whatever second and third hand I could get my hands on. I have an hp all in one, with busted speakers that pop everytime it tries to be used as an audio sink.

I have noticed that about 30 seconds after logging in, my cpu hits 90 and stays there. It didn't always do that, so I started looking. I found a pair of nginx processes with very low PIDs taking 90% of my cpu. Well, I found one taking 90, the other taking zero. Killing just one fixes it temporarily, but then it starts itself again moments later.

However, if I kill both of them, it stops until I reboot.

This leads me to believe that one is the payload, and the other is the actual hole.

I would like to see if this is actually the case, and see what is being sent where, if anything. And how much I should care. And then of course, how to remove.

I used wireshark to make a capture, and I believe I see the IP address of the remote connection. Putting that into IPinfo I see a country I've never heard of, Seychelles.

Do I actually have someone in my system?

I recently got told by a director of a business , they made a claim that their financial website is not hackable by the hackers and used AI powered encryption , Is this true?

How can we hack a wifi password from a mobile phone!

Hello people, I want to know what the life of a hacker is like, what their day-to-day is like, how many times they hack per day

Can someone tell me how to use wireshark or some other program to find someone's ip address, either through a game or though like discord?

I am complete noob in hacking world. Just wanted to know which O/S should I use to practice hacking and hacking tools. Also which O/S is used by master hackers. Forgive me if I am asking the same question already answered. But I did Google and found lots of different recommendations which ultimately confused me a lot. That is why I am asking here.

I understand the desire to keep rule breaking threads off the sub, but I suggest just locking them.

Let people see the questions, see the mod warnings, the user base ridiculing the poster, etc. It might deter some from posting similar threads.

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to share this collection of cybersecurity resources I put together. I'm pretty sure you'll find it useful no matter what level you're at.

• I know many of you are either professionals or beginners, but I think this can help all skill levels.

• It costs $4 because I spent some time collecting everything ☺️ and, as a computer science student, I could use a little support.

It includes:

• Top GitHub Repos: Pentesting, Bug Bounties, Malware Analysis, Red Team & more

• Courses: Drive links to Web Security, Mobile Pentesting, Bug Bounty, and more

• Best Cybersecurity YouTube Channels: sorted by category

• Websites and Articles in the field of cybersecurity

❓ What pain point does it solve?
Spending hours searching for quality resources in the vast, chaotic world of cybersecurity!

I hope the moderators don't ban this 🙃

Here’s the link if you want to check it out:
👉 CyberSec Vault

Chicos alguien que tenga mayor conocimiento sobre esto , requiero una ia que te de respuestas más actuales y que no te guíe a otras respuestas evadiendo ya que no es legal la pregunta, sé que es mucho pero que pueda darte comandos buenos o y respuestas más avanzadas eh probado varias pero no tengo tanto el conocimiento para saber cuál es buena para mi dispositivo y donde correrlas por favor

Estos son mis requerimentos :

Mac chip M4
16 de ram
246 de gb

(Una disculpa si esta mal formulada mi pregunta)

So, on the IOS store ai got an app called iSH and it runs Linux. Would someone please run me through the code? I was looking to get some password cracking packages. Any help is appreciated!

Hello, I have been in this for a very short time and I want to see the most effective way to do this topic. I have several cell phones that I do not use and I want to learn several things to do like spyware and how it works. With this I want to be able to detect failures in systems and gain skill in this since I am quite interested so I ask this community how I should start to achieve basic things And what items or systems should I buy and use to progress?

And I'm new in hacking overall... I'm reading the pinned post...

Everytime i see aa hacker is using linux or mac, but rarely see them in windows, is it possible to do any hacking with windows ?

Hi everyone! I would like to buy a computer to start getting familiar with IT. Can you recommend a model that I can find used for around 100/200€ where I can install Kali Linux?

I’m a complete beginner in this field so please keep that in mind. Im a computer science student with an interest in security and hacking, most of my work in university is going to be programming and a bit of hacking along the way, want to be a CTF player, get CCNA AND CEH and then see what happens next.

So for this type of work, can i use MacOS? Or will i be limited? I know most people use Linux for hacking but i don’t know if virtual machines on MacOS will be good enough for the type of work i want to do. Because i don’t want to spend money on a MacBook pro and then find out that i cant use it for hacking/security.