Ever Wondered What Hackers Actually Do? Your Computer Has Secrets. Let’s Violate Them.
Here’s your chance to find out – legally… probably. Start with the Tails OS guide to turn a cheap USB into a “hacker gadget” ghost Windows, raid every “DO NOT OPEN” folder on your PC, and make those $100 “stealth tools” look like a bad joke.

Step 1: Set The Trap
We’re on Windows 11 (the OS that asks for your password like it’s your mom asking if you ate your veggies.)
I made a folder called “DO NOT OPEN” and tossed in a file labeled “DO NOT LOOK AT THIS”.
Real subtle, right? Like putting a “KEEP OUT” sign on a candy store.

Step 2: Build The Skeleton Key
Plug in your credit-card USB (or any drive – don’t be bougie)
Go to tails.net (the website that looks like it was designed by a paranoid penguin)
Download Tails 7.1 (or whatever version hasn’t been discontinued yet).
Fire up Rufus — the free tool that turns your $5 drive into a $500 “hacker gadget” from sketchy Amazon sellers.
-Click “Select” → pick the Tails file → hit “Start.”
-Rufus will nuke your drive and install Tails faster than Windows installs bloatware.

Step 3: Boot Like A Boss
Restart. Smash F9 (or whatever boot menu key your laptop gatekeeps)
Pick the USB.
Tails welcome screen appears — congrats, you’ve ghosted Windows.

Step 4: Admin Password (Don’t Be Dumb)
Click the + button.
Set a password. I used “1” because I trust you to be slightly smarter.
Hit “Start Tails.”

Step 5: Steal the Forbidden File
Open Files → scroll to the Windows drive.
Enter your admin password (1, remember?).
BAM. There’s your “DO NOT OPEN” folder.
Open the file.
“Don’t look at this.”
TOO LATE. We’re in. No password. No Windows. Just pure, unadulterated bypass.

Bonus: Tails Isn’t Just a File Thief
Tor Browser → surf the web like the NSA is your ex.
OnionShare → send files like a digital drug mule.
Ghost Drive Mode → hide stuff in encrypted persistent storage.

Final Thoughts
Some companies sell this exact thing for $100+ and call it a “proprietary stealth tool.”
Bro, it’s a $5 USB and 10 minutes.
You can do this with:
A pen drive (for the spy aesthetic)
A standard USB (for the broke aesthetic)
A toaster (okay, i lied on this one).

Privacy is dying – but hey – at least you can die anonymously now…
REMEMBER: safety is an illusion
Now go forth and boot responsibly.