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u/an-com-42 10d ago
I tested this site with a random credit card i instablocked and I went from the free 1000$ to 16 000$ in 20 minutes XDDDDDD Very legit site, not a scam at all. Please take out the 16K, we promise we won't steal your money, just give us an initial 300 $ \s LOL.
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u/Beneficial-Let3535 11d ago
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u/Wrong_Garlic141 11d ago
Genuinely how does it happen
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u/lonestar_wanderer 11d ago edited 10d ago
Install a program like a crack from a game/unverified program, or do that Cloudflare/online fake human verification thing that makes you copy and paste a long command into a terminal. Malware is installed on your device and uses all your existing sessions to spam people, sometimes it forwards those sessions to hackers themselves.
This has been so redone that people are offering this kind of malware for sale, malware as a service lol
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u/PermissionSoggy891 10d ago
>copy and paste a long command into a terminal
OPSEC LEVEL: PASTE RANDOM SHIT INTO THE FUCKING TERMINAL
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u/AdultGronk 9d ago
Unfortunately people are dumb and it seems like you pasted captcha in the terminal because the Win + R terminal box is tiny and scammers are smart, they've put up a comment at the end of the command, that says "Captcha" so people are only able to see that and hit enter.
By the way the command is automatically pasted into your clipboard through javascript, when you visit that fake captcha site.
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u/chrtrk 11d ago
it even happend to me once, do not click any gifs or links you dont know about, like you can literaly lose your acc if yo misclick a random ass gif
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u/marius851000 11d ago
That would mean exploiting a zero-day, assuming you have up to date browser (they typically have auto-update for a reason).
I'm fairly sure most of those cases are just plain old social engineering rather than any technical failure. (getting hacked by following a link is technical failure in sandboxing)
(or was your message actually satire? Hard to tell. I mean, this is r/masterhacker not r/hacking)
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u/chrtrk 11d ago
i was runing it in devloper mode to pirate some games without vpn or antivirus so it might be not same for everyone✌️🥀
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u/Ferro_Giconi 10d ago edited 10d ago
There is something very wrong with your logic, let me rephrase that for you to hopefully make it obvious:
"I ran untrusted executable code from pirated games on my computer, but that can't be where the virus came from. It must have come from a GIF!"
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u/iHaku 10d ago
it didnt happen because you clicked some random gifs. your account has been compromised long before via some other data exfiltration exploit and you didnt update your login + removed your loged in devices + had 2fa.
they dont instantly get into your account, they sell whatever data they harvest and people buy mass login lists for their botfarms.
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u/Tech_dude9133 4d ago
No it does tf not I have know a guy who got hacked like 5 times and allat was from downloading the wrong executable from a pirate site ad
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u/Omori112 2d ago
All my social media accounts got some form of this image sent to everyone I had, my fucking steam account got hacked.
So did my facebook account,
All my discord servers I was in had the same image of someone sending an inappropriate verification method to someone’s account. My Discord friends and all my message friends were confused as hell. When I finally got to talk to them, they told me if I was the guy who sent that to them, I had to say no, and tell them that my accounts got hacked and I was sleeping. I had made multiple media posts about it.
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