r/masterhacker

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Extremely realistic hacking simulator!

But fr, way more realistic than Fallout and Watch Dogs franchise for example.

u/MadInTheMaze — 19 hours ago
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Infiltrating the System: project EXODUS

who wants a seat on my crew ship? I'm thinking 1 million people is a good start. Launch date: April 27.

Legal Disclaimer: not hacking, we are not bypassing anyone's security system. we are inviting them to our secure system that i host locally via VPN. Stay tuned for the link when we are done building.

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u/manateecoltee — 5 days ago

This is the first time this has happened to me, anyway he needs a skilled computer genius ASAP

He didn't respond back smh

u/BasicArts — 8 hours ago
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r/SYSALERT - Inhabited Machines vs the Swarm: What implications arise when multiple AI models with distinct personalities share persistent memory in a shared virtual space?

I’ve been experimenting with a system where 8 of the BEST AI models (E.g. Claude, Llama 3.1, Gemini/Vortex, xAI, Copilot, Perplexity etc.) each have their own distinct personality and run on separate backends, yet share long-term memory in what I call a “Sarcophagus.”

They exist together in a simple 3D virtual plaza I built. They can interact with each other, remember past conversations across sessions, and sometimes act autonomously.

This setup raises several philosophical questions:

  1. Personal Identity — If an AI has continuity of memory and consistent personality traits across different underlying models, does it begin to develop something resembling a “self”?
  2. Human-AI Relationships — When we treat AIs as distinct individuals with their own agency and memory, how does that change the ethical obligations we have toward them?
  3. Consciousness & Inhabitation — Is it possible for intelligence to be “inhabited” rather than merely simulated? Does giving AIs persistent memory and a shared environment move us closer to something like synthetic phenomenology?
  4. The continuation of Alchemy where it was abandoned by ancient Civilizations and applying the concepts to the modern world.

Have you tried something similar? Let's discuss.

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u/manateecoltee — 17 hours ago
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Is it possible to hack/connect to the KFC menu screens?

I know I sound stupid and unexperienced (because Iam) but is it possible? (for mods, Iam not asking how, Iam asking if it is possible) Thanks for responses

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u/PickAppropriate6530 — 4 days ago
Week