Hey all! It’s time to give you an inside look at what hacking in Next looks like. While Hackero Next isn't quite feature-complete just yet with classic, some of the features I've implemented are already deeper and in my opinion more exciting than in the
As mentioned in previous posts, Hackero now includes support for filesystem permissions. In this post, I’ll provide a brief explanation of how these permissions work and what they are used for. Understanding Permissions Permissions are closely tied to system users, which are discussed in detail here Each directory can
Hey everyone, It's been over a year since the last update on the development status of Hackero. Many of you have been asking if this project is dead, and I can assure you it's not. I’m still working on it. Due to personal reasons, I
With the new architecture, one of the first mechanics I’d like to showcase is server accounts. Originally, servers only had one user you could log in as (root). This provided full access to the entire filesystem, process management, and more. This will change in the next release. The new
In this blog post, I’d like to explain some of the decisions that led to the development of Hackero Next. If you’re not a techie, feel free to skip this. When I started Hackero in 2019, I based it on an existing backend framework called Feathers.js. Feathers.