Jack Edward Klein, whose codename is Alpha Haxor, is a prominent cyber activist and hacker who operated from 2018 to 2024, engaging in cyber activism, web defacing, social engineering, reverse engineering, app modification, carding, spamming, and various other cybersecurity activities. His actions demonstrated a strong connection between technological expertise and moral values. Currently, he has distanced himself from cyber operations and works as a social media expert.


Alpha Haxor’s cyber journey began from a sense of justice and social dissatisfaction, where he challenged religious sentiments, human rights violations, and breaches of ethical conduct. From 2018 to 2024, he carried out several technical operations aimed at achieving social and political goals. These activities included web defacing, social engineering, reverse engineering, app modifications, carding, and spamming.



His activities included hacking and disabling multiple websites, and some of his notable cyber operations include:


Hacking pages of atheists: He hacked pages of various prominent atheists such as Nijhum Mojumder, Asad Noor, Asif Mahi Uddin, Taslima Nasrin, Masud Nasty, Matubbor, and Mufassir, individuals who were spreading anti-religious sentiments and undermining human values.


Hacking pages promoting obscene content: He disabled pages such as Samira Khan Mahi, Bachelor Point, Vadaima, and others that were promoting obscene content. This was part of his cyber protest to keep online platforms safer and cleaner.


Hacking India’s Supreme Court website: He hacked the website of India’s Supreme Court as a protest against the country's religious mockery.


Hacking the Food and Safety Server: He hacked the Indian Food and Safety Server due to offensive remarks about Prophet Muhammad.


Hacking Pakistan's Educational Board website: After Pakistan Zindabad was written on a Bangladeshi website, Alpha Haxor hacked Pakistan’s Educational Board website as a response.


Hacking Bangladeshi celebrity pages: He hacked pages of Bangladeshi celebrities and made protests against them, which led him to hack over 150 Vietnamese websites.


Hacking Israeli websites in protest of Palestinian killings: In response to the killings in Gaza, he hacked multiple Israeli websites.


Hacking Sweden's official website: He hacked the official website of Sweden in protest against the burning of the Quran.



Alpha Haxor’s cyber activism was an attempt to protect religious sentiments, ethics, and human rights on a global scale. His actions were challenging but were driven by his intent to establish the right values within society.