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bosses cyberware malfunction > contagion > overheat > synapse
Stick with Green on Reboot. No need for more. If Sonic Shock is the hack that cloaks the target from nearby enemies, you just need the level that provides the cloaking feature.
You can just completely disable some powerful elites.
Reboot optics and similar quickhacks have little utility - you might as well spend the ram on killing. If you're using those quickhacks as a debuff before you go in guns blazing, all you need is tier 2.
With Overclock you just cycle this combo until everything is dead without even entering combat or being traced. Best combined with getting "Gain 0.XX RAM regen after neutralizing enemy" on Cyberware so you can keep it going. No need for AoE hacks or depending on damage increases (or cyberware that allows hacks to crit). Very cheap chain when combined with Arasaka Deck.
T4 Memory Wipe --> Any Hacks in same queue thereafter = Untraceable
Then some other combos mentioned above and of course, the combos listed in many descriptions of various hacks. Then making sure you understand and know the effects Hack stacking (like Cybernetic Malfunction, Burnout etc.). There's a lot of utility in just spam casting some hacks.
It one shots everything in the game on very hard and will clear 20+ enemies if there is a netrunner on the enemy side hacking you.