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1. Group Unsubscribe Not Working

The unsubscribe function for groups is currently not working properly in the mobile app.

2. Notification System Missing The mobile app currently lacks a notification system for important user activity, including:

New private messages Replies to posts Replies to comments

Need a notification area on the app's main screen.

Additionally, private messages should display a red badge indicator so users can easily see when unread messages are waiting.

3. Killfile / User Filtering Not Available There is currently no convenient way to killfile or filter users directly from the app or website on some pages.

If a user is being spammed or wishes to ignore another user, they must currently use workarounds outside the normal user interface. User filtering should be accessible directly from profiles, posts, replies, and messages.

4. Profile Editing Not Available in the App Users currently cannot edit their account or profile information directly from the mobile application and must instead log into the website.

5. Links Not Clickable in Mobile Posts Links contained within posts are not currently active in the mobile application.

Expected behavior is that links should be clickable and open in the device's default web browser, matching the functionality available on the website.

These are the issues identified so far. Additional bugs, usability concerns, and feature requests will be added as testing continues.

The RootBadger Android app is almost complete for testing. if you examine the headers here, you will notice that it says it's posted from RootBadger Android app

we're going to need some beta testers for it so if you want to be involved, let us know you can send an email to admin at rootbadger.com

Let me know your findings.

One bug I see already is that unsub from groups has an issue. But, before fixing that one little thing, let's get some other input.

We also need more testers. If you know someone with an Android and they would like to help test it, have them email yodabytz at gmail.com

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That is the useful thing about hacking boxes and old-school wargames. They punish hand-waving. You can read writeups all day, but the moment you are sitting in a shell with a level account, a weird SUID bit, a parser mistake, or some half-forgotten service, the romance drains out and the work starts. Enumerate. Test one idea. Be wrong. Read closer. Try again.

The SmashTheStack lineup still has character: Blackbox, Blowfish, Logic, Tux, Amateria. Even the names sound like something you would find scribbled in a notebook next to a coffee stain. Beginner boxes matter too, because everybody needs a place to learn the rhythm without pretending they were born knowing /proc, gdb, shell quoting, web oddities, and all the little filesystem habits that make Unix feel haunted.

Best part is that it keeps the old ethic intact: legal targets, shared puzzles, learn by doing, talk to people on IRC when you get stuck, and leave the place better than you found it. More of the Internet should still work like that.