Run the version check to confirm everything works.

The wz_mini_hacks project is a popular third-party modification that adds SSH access, RTSP streaming, and improved security functionality to various Wyze Cam models, including v2, v3, Pan, and Pan v2. This guide covers the manual installation method. ⚠️ Important Prerequisites

By following the steps above, you’ve ensured that your installation is stable, secure, and ready for action.

Hackwize has emerged as a powerful tool for developers, ethical hackers, and tech enthusiasts looking to streamline their security workflows and environment configurations. Whether you are setting up a penetration testing lab or looking to automate your daily development tasks, installing Hackwize correctly is the first step toward optimization.

| Error | Symptom | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Every visit counts twice in reports. | You likely pasted the script twice. Check your source code for two identical <script> blocks. | | Script Not Loading | No data in your Hackwize dashboard after 24 hours. | Ad blockers might block it. Also, verify your SSL certificate — mixed content errors can stop the HTTPS script. | | Async Firing Issues | Page views record, but events don’t. | Ensure the snippet is not wrapped in a defer or async attribute incorrectly. The default snippet is already optimized. | | Snippet Truncation | The script appears cut off in source code. | Your CMS or plugin might be escaping characters. Switch to a plain text editor or use a different insertion method. |

Enter the IP address and port provided in the Hackwize documentation (e.g., "The Rhodium Proxy" format).

Did you encounter any during your initial attempt?

While Hackwize may not have an official plugin yet, you can use a generic "Header and Footer" plugin: