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# Howto steal bitcoin 4.0
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HOWTO STEAL
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BITCOIN 4.0
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Table of Contents
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1Foreword...........................................................................................................3
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2Justification........................................................................................................4
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3Introduction.......................................................................................................5
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This guide is NOT for you if..............................................................................5
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This guide is for you if.....................................................................................5
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4The development process of the guide.............................................................6
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5Awesome tutorial video.....................................................................................6
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6Keep in mind before you start...........................................................................7
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7Get a safe bitcoin wallet and learn how to launder your coins..........................8
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Store your coins...............................................................................................8
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Steps:...........................................................................................................8
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Laundering......................................................................................................8
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The most common way to launder coins is Blockchain.info Shared Coins...8
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The most secure way to launder your coins is through anonimous altcoins9
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8Generate a bunch of addresses......................................................................10
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Notes:........................................................................................................11
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Testing the Mass Address Generator.............................................................11
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7.Create your own BITCOIN STEALER malware.................................................13
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9Testing your malware......................................................................................21
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10Remove the malware....................................................................................22
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11Summing up: how the malware works..........................................................23
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12Experiences / FAQs / ideas............................................................................24
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1 Foreword
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My motivation is purely technical. I am using this method over a year with
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huge success. About half a year ago I wrote the first version of this guide and
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started to sell it in Evolution. The reason was because I got stucked and lazy
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and was not developing the method further, but when I put it on the market, I
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suddenly recieved a bunch of feedback. My guide quickly became one of the
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most popular item on Evo, as a result I gained back my motivation and
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amazing things were happening with not just this software but with my wallet,
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too. But after that Evolution exit scam happened and I decided to buy some
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flight ticket and go on a crazy holiday until a nice new market emerges. The
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time has come and I am back.
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So do not get fooled and think, because of the cheap price, this
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guide does not worth shit, in fact, I am not aware of any guide
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in the market that would be more valuable than this one. As I
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said, my motivation is to develop further this method and I don't
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give a fuck about thaose few bitcoins I can get out of this
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market.
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2 Justification
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When a system get attacked it becomes more resilient.
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I honestly hope this method will not work in 2-3 years from now, but if we
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don't attack it now, then someone will do it, after my grandpa and your
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grandma start to use bitcoin and that would be a huge disaster.
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You have to attack bitcoin in order to make it better.
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3 Introduction
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It is an easy-to-follow, comprehensive, step-by-step guide. If you follow this
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you will never have to worry about finances again.
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This is an advanced, tested, professional hacking method. This is the first (and
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right now the only) guide that makes it possible the first time for an average
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person to use this classic and effective method.
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This software is unique, developed by me. The reason why this method is not
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being used by the average Joe is because you actually have to hardcode your
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btc address into the program and then build the project by yourself.
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The good news are, if you have the source code and clear instructions, it is not
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difficult at all.
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The package contains the source code (C#) of a malware (BITCOIN STEALER)
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that watches Windows clipboard for Bitcoin addresses and replaces
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them with your own. So the target will send the coins to you by
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mistake.
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Also there is a trick that makes your bitcoin address looks similar to
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the copied address...
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For example, if the target's address is like this:
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1JRCnFwbr4wwtzGJ1gkqpVgwCZg9MSwdJE
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Yours will be like this:
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1JRCfyjr1yvZzH9JuoEYZyYY5tWconhyhpgIE
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An other advantage of having the source code is that it keeps you safe (from
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me), because you can revise it by yourself, also you can trust it has been
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revised by others many times before.
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This guide also will show you how to use this software effectively. The package
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will show you the social engineering and phishing methods in order to reach
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your goal.
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Your only goal is to make the targets to run your exe and from there you can
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lay back in the rest of your life, go to Malibu and watch the money flowing in.
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This guide is NOT for you if
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• you want to invest your money into illegal activity
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• you want to take risk
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This guide is for you if
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• you are average person, who wants to make easy money
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• you are an average techie, who wants to know how to use an advanced
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hacking technique
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• you are a programmer, who needs the source code of a masterpiece
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4 The development process of the
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guide
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It is important to know, the developement of this software is continious. As it
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becomes more and more powerful tool, the price will raise simultaneously.
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Well, I have good news for you. If you buy this product and then contribute to
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its forum topic you'll get the next version for free, you don't even have to buy
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the price difference. All you have to do is to send me a pm with a link to your
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forum post when you notice a new version is out.
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5 Awesome tutorial video
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Wakawakala9 made a nice tutorial video. It won't be compatible with newer
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versions, but it will definitely help you get some idea.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTVJna6VhuA
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6 Keep in mind before you start
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I know there are so many bullshit and poorly written article on the internet
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and people tend to rush through them. This is not one of them. You have to
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read and follow it carefully and you will make money. Do not rush, it won't be a
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waste of time!
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7 Get a safe bitcoin wallet and learn
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how to launder your coins
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Assuming you have bought this guide on the black market, there is a big
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chance you already have a reliable wallet, that nobody knows is yours, but let
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me say the truth, most of you guys are so careless.
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The coin laundering extremely critical here here, because you are about to
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steal other people's money and I bet they will try to follow you on the
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blockchain.
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Store your coins
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I recommend using blockchain.info wallet over TOR, because it has onion
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address. (http://blog.blockchain.com/2014/12/03/improved-security-for-tor-
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users/)
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You can also store your coins on a desktop wallet, too, it is your decision, but
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right now I cannot recommend any other web wallet that would have an onion
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address. This is critical, because it will keep your money safe from malicious
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TOR exit nodes.
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Steps:
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1. Use TOR browser
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2. Go to the onion address of the blockchain.info wallet:
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https://blockchainbdgpzk.onion/
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3. Create a wallet for the coins you steal.
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Laundering
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However the common belief is that bitcoin mixing techniques are just fine and
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they works and maybe they are right about that, my belief is different.
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The most common way to launder coins is
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Blockchain.info Shared Coins
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example:
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btc address -> blockhain.info shared send -> an other btc address
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*note: DarkWallet will be nice and might be the ultimate solution, but it's too
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baby to use it yet. If not neccessary, don't use anything that's not stable.
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The most secure way to launder your coins is
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through anonimous altcoins
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There are some stealthy anonymous coins like Darkcoin (DRK) and Monero
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(XMR). They are working. I cannot tell too much about other anoncoins, since I
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did not looked into them.
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NOTE: DRK has been renamed to DASH, because its developers are a
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bunch of pussy. Fuck them I'm not going to use that name.
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So there is this amazing service, called Shapeshift from Erik Voorhees.
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No account needed, only an altcoin address and an amount and you can send
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there bitcoin.
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example:
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btc address -> blockhain.info shared send -> shapeshift.io -> drk
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address -> DarkSend-> shapeshift.io -> btc address
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8 Generate a bunch of addresses
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«Are you insane? Why would I do that?» you ask... Listen, here is the trick. You
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want your bitcoin address to look similar to the target's copied adress. Then
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let's create a bunch of addresses first and let our malware to choose the most
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similar one.
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You'll need my Mass Address Generator, that I've written for this. You can find
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it in the package, accompanied by it's source code.
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/*
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Programmer's note: If you want to build the source yourself,
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you can do it in exactly the same way that you'll do it with
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the Bitcoin Stealer application in the following sections of
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this guide.
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The only differences are, the project has to be in at least
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.NET4.5 and you'll need two NuGet package: NBitcoin and the
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Blockchain.info's API
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*/
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To run this app, you'll need to install the .NET 4.5 framework.
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653
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Set how many addresses you want to generate and press start, you're
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cool. You've just generated a bunch of bitcoin addresses and their secret
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key pairs. I'd recommend you at first start with 100 addresses for testing
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purposes.
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After you've generated your addresses, at the « Wallet » tab, with the
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« Refresh » button you can check if there are some not empty among them.
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(There won't be, until sb send money to it.)
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• If you've generated 100 000 addresses, refreshing will take for a day.
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• If you've generated 10 000 addresses, refreshing will take for about
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40min.
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• Refreshing 100 addresses takes less than a minute.
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Generated files :
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addressSecretPairs.txt – stores all the generated addresses and
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their corresponding secret keys.
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vanityAddresses.txt – stores all the generated addresses only.
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This is what our malware will need.
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notEmptyAddresses – stores not empty addresses and their
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corresponding secret keys. When you click « Refresh » it will
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generate this file.
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Notes:
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• When you generate new files, they'll overwrite the old ones.
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• You probably wants to store them safely and make a backup.
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Testing the Mass Address Generator
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1. Open the program, click start. This will generate 100 addresses and their
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corresponding secrets.
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2. Check out generated addresses. Send a small amount, like (0.0001btc) to
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one of them.
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3. When the coins has arrived, change to the « Wallet » tab and click
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« Refresh ».
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4. Check out not empty addresses ! (Format: address:secretKey)
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5. Go to your Bitcoin wallet and import the secret key. (Preferably
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Blockchain.info (https://blockchainbdgpzk.onion/)
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It's extremely easy, 3 click :
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You click « I Understand », because you're an advance user. (If they'd
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have any idea how advanced you are:)
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6. Congratulations ! You're done, you can spend the money.
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7. Create your own BITCOIN STEALER
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malware
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This is the core of the guide. It's time to do the geeky stuff. We're gonna
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change a few lines in the code and build our C# project. After this you can write
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it into your CV. Wait... what?
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First of all, you have to know C# is a Microsoft slave language. This means,
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from now on we're working on Windows. More accurately, we're going to code
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in .NET Framework 4.0, that means you have to use Windows XP SP3 or higher
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version (like Windows 7,8).
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If you don't have Windows I recommend you to use VirtualBox
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(https://www.virtualbox.org/). You install it, then you set up a Windows virtual
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machine in it.
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Note: it is important to use the latest version of VirtualBox
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Next we need to get the Visual Studio.
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I recommend you to use the Visual Studio Community version.
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http://www.visualstudio.com/
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Note: the Visual Studio is the longest taking installing software
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in the whole world: (Ok, it's not, but you get the point.)
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Now, that we have set up the requirements it's finally time to code.
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From here you should follow these instructions very strictly, because if you are
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not familiar with coding, you can't make any mistake here. If you have done a
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mistake, delete everything and start this chapter from here again.
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1. Run Visual Studio
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2. File/New/Project/
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Select Templates/Visual C#/Windows Forms Application
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Select .NET Framework 4
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Name: Adobe Reader - you want to choose a name that is not suspicios
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for the a user when it is looking at the processes. I mean "BITCOIN STEALER"
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would be a very bad idea. However in this tutorial I will not show you how to go
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with an other name (eg. « chrome » or sth), if you don't want any conflict, just
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let it be "Adobe Reader". As you can see on the pictures, I was using
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« explorer », but it turns out to be not a good idea, because with this name it
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won't work on winxp.
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Programmers note: If you want to go with an other name find and
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change the «adobe» string everywhere in the solution. (ctrl+F,
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search in whole solution)
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Solution name: Adobe Reader
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Location: here you want to select some folder that you'll never let
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anybody to see.
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3. In the Solution Explorer rename the "Form1.cs" to "BackgroundForm.cs".
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4. Open the project folder (Adobe Reader).
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5. Open the Bitcoin Stealer/sources (it's next to this pdf what you're reading
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right now).
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6. Copy and replace everything from Bitcoin Stealer/sources folder to the
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project folder (Adobe Reader).
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7. Right click on Adobe Reader / Add existing Item...
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8. Select Program.cs and Tools.cs from the project folder (Adobe Reader).
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9. Right click on project (Adobe Reader) / select Properties.
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Note: On some picture the name of the project is «AdobeUpdate»
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instead of «explorer». Do not get confused by that.
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10. Select Resources / click Add Resource from Existing file.
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11. Choose your vanityAddresses.txt you've just generated with the
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MassAddressGenerator.
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12. Set Access Modifier to «Public»
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13. There is one more last setting we want to set. We want to build our project
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in Release mode.
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Programmer's note: you can use choose Debug mode if you want
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to mess around with the code.
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If you use debug, then you don't need to remove the malware
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from your computer, since it doesn't copy itself into it and
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will not start with the Windows.
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14. Now it's time to build our solution. If we have done everything right we
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won't get any error here.
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Congratulations, you've created your first malware, now you're officially a
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hacker. You can tell everybody about it. Wait... what?
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9 Testing your malware
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Now it's time to do the testing.
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First locate the exe file: Adobe Reader/bin/Release/Adobe Reader.exe (you can
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rename it as you wish). From here you won't need any other file to work with,
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only the executable.
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1. Copy the exe to your Desktop
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2. Run the executable! (Attention: you're not going to see any welcome
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windows or anything, like that. Just imagine, how would you react if a
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window would pop up every time you start your computer with a
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message like this: "Hey man, what's up?! I'm a virus, I've infected your
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computer... sucker.")
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3. Check if our program is running: Windows Task Manager/Processes.
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(Press ctrl+shift+esc) Here you should see "Chrome32.exe" program is
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running.
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4. Now copy a bitcoin address and paste it somewhere. Does it work? No?
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Do it again WITH AN OTHER ADDRESS! Still don't work? Do it again with
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an other address! Repeat!
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The reason why it doesn't work all the time, because it would be too
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suspicios. Furthermore if you copy the same address twice, it won't work,
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too in order to avoid suspicion.
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There is a variable at the beginning of BackgroundForm.cs, called
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OppToMissDef. If you change it's value to 0, it will work every
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time (exept when you try to paste the same address twice)
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5. Finally restart your computer and check if it starts running with the
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Windows. But now the name of the program will be "AcroRd32.exe" and
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not "Chrome32.exe". Why is that?
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When you run your exe it will copy itself somewhere on your
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computer and change it's name to Chrome32.exe and copy itself to
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somewhere else with a name as AcroRd32.exe. Then execute this
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Chrome32.exe, then delete itself.
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So now Chrome32.exe is running, but if the user is so smart, it
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will realize, "OMG, I've just launched a malware", so it goes to
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processes, find this Chrome32.exe, delete it and stop it.
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Well not quite yet. When the user next starts the windows, the
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AcroRd32 will run, even if it deleted the Chrome32.
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If you didn't understand what I was just saying, don't worry,
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it's my fault. It's enough to know, when the target launches the
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exe, it will delete itself.
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10 Remove the malware
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Finally remove it from your computer:
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1. Start Windows Task Manager and terminate the Chrome32.exe or
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AcroRd32.exe process!
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2. Go to %appdata% in your file browser.
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3. Delete AppData/Roaming/Adobe (x86) folder.
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4. Delete AppData/Local/Google (x86) folder.
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If you don't terminate the malware manually, as it is described
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in the first point you can't delete one of the folder.
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If you've deleted the Adobe folder it won't start again on your
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computer, so you're good, but to completly remove it you have to
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do one more thing:
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• Start the Registry Editor (regedit) and delete our software from
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"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ru
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n"
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If you don't find it, check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE instead of
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER
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11 Summing up: how the malware
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works
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You only have a standalone exe file. You can rename it to anything. Let's say
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InnocentSoftware.exe.
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Someone click on InnocentSoftware.exe, then it will disappear. What happens
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is, InnocentSoftare.exe copies our malware to AppData/Roaming/Adobe
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(x86)/AcroRd32.exe and AppData/Local/Google (x86)/Chrome32.exe and make
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sure AcroRd32.exe starts with Windows every time.
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Then it starts Chrome32.exe.
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Then InnocentSoftware.exe stop running.
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Then Chrome32.exe deletes InnocentSoftware.exe.
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When the user copies a btc address then it pastes yours instead of the user's.
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Furthermore, it will look similar to the the copied address.
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However there are some mechanisms in place in order to avoid suspicion, for
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example when the user copies the same address twice in a row the copypaste
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will work normally and it will only work for every 3rd opportunities. (Or
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whatever what you set the OppToMissDef in the BackgoundForm.cs file)
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For better understanding you might also want to take a look at
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the BackgroundForm.cs file's comments (and maybe the code).
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12 Experiences / FAQs / ideas
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blowmoney1996
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This guide is great. Stole about 2.3 btc already. This is the
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fuckin shit. He delivered it within 5 min and is a great vendor.
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real_barreface
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Got the guide within an hour of ordering and scammed 5 BTC in 2
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days. Learn to spread this and your good
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Scheynkine
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fun fact #1
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got robbed today from my own malware.
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...
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not robbed exactly, i just wanted to transfer from wallet to evo.
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instead it ended up in the scam-wallet.. i thought i deleted it,
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but i didnt clear the appdata. but it's great, that it really
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works!
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What about Anti virus softwares, do they detect it?
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It is a pretty "harmless" software, you won't have any problem
|
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with it. It does not communicate with the internet, or does
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anything fairly suspicious.
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gavioesdafiel
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Hi All,
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I just have started my learning process to spread/spam this
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malware. As i dont have too many skills on that Im getting some
|
||||
basics tips that I wanted to share with you. I appreciate any
|
||||
kind of information/tips that you can share with me. |o|
|
||||
"
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||||
11 Hacks to Increase Your Email Open Rates
|
||||
The grim reality of email marketing is that very few people
|
||||
actually pay attention to the messages they receive. Email is
|
||||
the primary mode of communication for so many businesses that an
|
||||
opt-in just doesn’t have the value it once did. 100 people might
|
||||
claim they want your newsletter, but when it comes time for the
|
||||
mental investment of opening it and reading what’s inside, maybe
|
||||
5-10 of them actually do.
|
||||
1. Make sure your newsletter looks good.
|
||||
The idea behind this hack is that, when a user signs up for your
|
||||
mailing list, they’re going to open the first message you send.
|
||||
|
||||
If they open that message and they discover a newsletter that
|
||||
looks broken or skewed, they’ll figure your message is broken in
|
||||
some way. Maybe they’ll let you know, maybe they’ll just delete
|
||||
the message. Either way, that bad experience lingers, and the
|
||||
next time a newsletter comes by it languishes in their inbox.
|
||||
You can test your newsletters using Litmus, to see how it will
|
||||
look on various platforms, including mobile. Litmus will also
|
||||
tell you if something in your message or subject line will trip
|
||||
spam filters.
|
||||
2. Keep your subject lines short.
|
||||
According to a survey presented by Salesforce, your email open
|
||||
rates will almost definitely be much higher when your subject
|
||||
line is short. A subject line under 10 characters is enticing
|
||||
enough to give you a nearly 60% open rate on average. Chances
|
||||
are this is well above what you typically experience.
|
||||
What can you do in ten characters? You only have two or three
|
||||
short words to play with. Fortunately, short language is
|
||||
enticing on its own. In a world of subject lines that run long
|
||||
enough to be truncated, a short subject line stands out. It
|
||||
almost doesn’t matter what you write.
|
||||
3. Use title case capitalization in your subject line.
|
||||
Use-title-case-capitalization-in-your-subject-line
|
||||
It’s much more attention-grabbing to use title case – that is,
|
||||
Capitalization of the First Letter of Each Major Word – in your
|
||||
subject line than it is to use a standard sentence. Treat your
|
||||
email subject line in the same way you might treat the title of a
|
||||
blog post for your rich snippet. While a subject line should be
|
||||
short, it doesn’t have to be, and a compelling question can break
|
||||
the length rule and maintain a high open rate.
|
||||
4. Send and send and send again.
|
||||
Whenever you send out a message, track who opens it and who
|
||||
doesn’t. Anyone who doesn’t open it should be added to a new
|
||||
list of people you can target again. If they don’t open your
|
||||
message, it’s as though they never saw it in the first place. It
|
||||
might be buried in their inbox, they might have deleted it
|
||||
without thinking or it might have ended up in an archive. In any
|
||||
case, you can safely send the email a second time, potentially
|
||||
drawing quite a bit of additional attention. You may not want to
|
||||
send a third time, however; the rule of threes lends extra
|
||||
potency to a third dismissal.
|
||||
You might like:
|
||||
How to Turn Your Mailchimp Subscribers Into CustomersHow to Turn
|
||||
Your Mailchimp Subscribers Into Customers Your mailing list, as
|
||||
powered by Mailchimp, is one of…
|
||||
5. Proof your message, and have someone else do it.
|
||||
When you spend a lengthy amount of time working on a single
|
||||
project, you grow a sort of mental blindness to its flaws. Your
|
||||
mind fills with the concepts and thoughts behind each word you
|
||||
write, rather than what you write itself. In the end, you might
|
||||
|
||||
end up with a message you think is perfect, with a prominent typo
|
||||
you keep missing. Enlist the aid of someone, it doesn’t matter
|
||||
who; just someone who will put a second pair of eyes on the piece
|
||||
and proofread it for you.
|
||||
6. Satisfy the subject line.
|
||||
The point of a subject line, at least a good one, is to stir
|
||||
thoughts in the reader. Your goal is to make them ask what could
|
||||
possibly come as a follow-up from that subject line, with the
|
||||
promise that the answer is inside the email.
|
||||
That means you need to live up to your promise and follow up on
|
||||
your subject line in the message itself. You can’t draw in
|
||||
attention with one concept, only to disregard it in the body;
|
||||
it’s a bait and switch that leaves users disappointed.
|
||||
7. Invite replies.
|
||||
Invite-replies
|
||||
Here’s one thing you don’t see every day; “If you have any
|
||||
questions, feel free to respond to this message.” Most emails
|
||||
from large companies are sent from automated accounts that no one
|
||||
checks. Users are used to needing to find your contact
|
||||
information on your site if they have a question, and that’s too
|
||||
much work. It means a lot of questions go unanswered. Instead,
|
||||
open up your newletter as a two-way communication. Even if you
|
||||
then forward the replies you get to your customer service email
|
||||
address, you’re still giving users a direct route back to you.
|
||||
8. Use bright, colorful buttons for your CTA.
|
||||
Your call to action should be preceded by a question, and it
|
||||
should take the form of a bright colored button. Users tend to
|
||||
gloss over plain text links in their emails, just as they do on
|
||||
your landing page. And, just like your landing page, you need to
|
||||
optimize your CTA in the newsletter. After all, it’s the
|
||||
newsletter that helps funnel traffic to your landing page.
|
||||
9. Segment your newsletter mailing list and test variations.
|
||||
Split testing isn’t just for ads or landing pages; you can split
|
||||
test your newsletters as well. Segment your audience into groups
|
||||
and send variations on your message to each. Try to keep
|
||||
representative groups if you’re testing general changes, like
|
||||
tweaks to your subject line or the color of your CTA button. You
|
||||
might skew your results if you segment by demographics to run
|
||||
your tests.
|
||||
10. Don’t forget the other messages you send.
|
||||
When a user decides to download your white paper or ebook, do you
|
||||
send them a confirmation email and thank-you letter? If so, you
|
||||
might be missing out on a great opportunity. Consider that
|
||||
content delivery message as a chance to include more hooks for
|
||||
future actions, both in the immediate short term and the long
|
||||
term. There’s always something you can encourage the user to do
|
||||
to support your brand.
|
||||
11. Maintain a consistent voice.
|
||||
Users feel like they’re interacting with an impersonal, robotic
|
||||
|
||||
corporate face if they receive drastically different messages
|
||||
from different marketing channels. If their experience with
|
||||
customer service is much more casual, how are they to trust that
|
||||
it’s not some outsourced company doing the work? A consistent
|
||||
voice allows them to trust your business that much more.
|
||||
He man, i messed around with your V1 of the bitcoin stealer and
|
||||
got deeper in the spreading method.
|
||||
I found some method to spread it that works for me so i want to
|
||||
share it to you.
|
||||
I hide the .exe in a .rar with images and changed the .exe to
|
||||
.jpg and changed the icon from .exe to the one of .jpg , so you
|
||||
don't see the .exe file until you click the image but then its
|
||||
already to late wink
|
||||
I have a little not proud method to spread this .rar file with
|
||||
images , i do it on teen chat sites and login as female and ask
|
||||
if they want to see pictures.
|
||||
So far your method give me like $200,- , i want to thank you for
|
||||
that !
|
||||
I've gave some thought to this. Maybe you can scam some pedos
|
||||
with it. Upload the pics and write a post to a pedo forum. Pedos
|
||||
probably use bitcoin, cos they're on tor.
|
||||
1.0 review
|
||||
TheSaint
|
||||
So, I finally found time for this.
|
||||
Nothing much to say. The guide might be confusing to a complete
|
||||
newb, I wouldn't call it total noob friendly, however it is easy
|
||||
to follow and the whole thing can be done in about 3 minutes,
|
||||
from the moment You get all the tools on point.
|
||||
This stealer MIGHT steal something, but it needs spreading. And
|
||||
spreading is pain. If You are willing to bare the pain, I rather
|
||||
recommend setting up a rat or a botnet as it's way more
|
||||
profitable and fun. But then You need to crypt it (preferably
|
||||
FUD) and that would cost something.
|
||||
To sum things up - This is bitcoin stealing for noobs.
|
||||
The Guide - 4/5 (could be more noob friendly)
|
||||
The program - 3/5 (I saw that You are twisting it, so it might
|
||||
get better)
|
||||
PS. I check the addresses like 5 times, so I would never fall for
|
||||
this.
|
||||
Think about that.
|
||||
Cheers.
|
||||
2.0 review
|
||||
|
||||
TheSaint
|
||||
I finally decided to look at the updated version. You've done a
|
||||
wonderful job here. With the 100000 addresses it will be even
|
||||
better. The guide is alright, it looks a bit messy though, but
|
||||
that's not a problem. The stealer is amazing, works flawlessly.
|
||||
Now, I don't know if this is possible, but I'd love to see this
|
||||
stealer infecting usb sticks. That would spread it like a plague.
|
||||
What this really needs is a FUD Crypter, binder and extension
|
||||
spoofer.
|
||||
The very best thing about this tool, is that it can't be traced
|
||||
back to You, rather than a botnet for instance.
|
||||
I thank You for your work.
|
||||
Waiting for more updates.
|
||||
Cheers!
|
||||
Virtualbox vs Visual Studio
|
||||
swimmar
|
||||
Currently attempting to see it work in real-time, but I am using
|
||||
a virtual machine and it seems to not like that.. will keep
|
||||
trying and use a real machine as well.
|
||||
funWithCodes
|
||||
There are some memory corruption problems I know about with
|
||||
virtualbox and visual studio together, the solution is to update
|
||||
the virtualbox for the newest version. I'm not sure there should
|
||||
be a problem with specifically with these softwares.
|
||||
swimmar
|
||||
Got it working. Updated virtualbox (as recommended... foolish
|
||||
mistake), but also set the auto-start in the configuration
|
||||
settings in Visual Studio.
|
||||
besmart
|
||||
if anyone can get a cracked version of this
|
||||
http://www.exejoiner.com/ would be great. Seems to be the perfect
|
||||
tool to make this stealer ready for spreading.
|
||||
Kefkalink777
|
||||
So, after about 1 week of using torrent services to spread files
|
||||
infected with this program, I have finally seen some success.
|
||||
Only got a little over $25 in bitcoin, which may not seem like
|
||||
much, but is much more than I have invested in this, and also
|
||||
PROVES that this malware works. For those who are interested, I
|
||||
used a free crypter/binder program called aegis crypter to bind
|
||||
the malware to other files, mostly cracked video game files, and
|
||||
also a few bitcoin mining programs. I then used Utorrent to turn
|
||||
those into torrent files, and uploaded the torrents to every
|
||||
sharing website I could find. The downside is, I am now banned
|
||||
|
||||
from pretty much every single major torrent sharing site out
|
||||
there. If anyone has any experience with crypters, I am looking
|
||||
for an up-to-date FUD stub for the Aegis Crypter program.
|
||||
tl;dr This program works, confirmed. It's just really hard to
|
||||
effectively spread.
|
||||
Once i find a spammer to send out the malware. What will i give
|
||||
the spammer to send. Im guessing i piece together the malware via
|
||||
the coding instructions given, then submit the finished product
|
||||
to the spammer to send out?
|
||||
Exactly, as you've said. Only the exe what the spammer need.
|
||||
Do you have Jabber or ICQ?
|
||||
Sorry, I consider to be too risky the use of instant messaging
|
||||
apps.
|
||||
I saw on the forum that you give the update free to the buyers
|
||||
who bought it before?
|
||||
Yes, I do.
|
||||
btw, do not recommend bitfogger. they are a mess. read this:
|
||||
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50037.340
|
||||
Does it work on Mac?
|
||||
No.
|
||||
|
||||
Advices on how to get your malware running on other computers
|
||||
Now that we have everything what we need, it is time for action.
|
||||
The only goal of this chapter is to make people to run your exe.
|
||||
It is the interesting part, because you have to be creative from
|
||||
here, think about what you have, what you can use. In this
|
||||
chapter I'm going to give you ideas that you might haven't
|
||||
thought of.
|
||||
You can target specific people.
|
||||
A good tactic could be is to get a pendrive and put on the virus
|
||||
to every computer you meet. You'd be surprised how many there
|
||||
are. If somebody don't use Bitcoin don't hesitate he will
|
||||
eventually! That's even better, you know... mistakes of the
|
||||
beginners.
|
||||
Go to libraries, schools, net cafes, basically any place that has
|
||||
computers in it in your city.
|
||||
What about your company?
|
||||
Ask for help on deepweb forums. Team up with other people. Buy a
|
||||
hacking service or something...
|
||||
Read the guides I've included to the pack and get some ideas from
|
||||
there.
|
||||
Gotta tell you something funny that happen to me, I stole from
|
||||
myself, well, not exactly lol..This is how it happened, I
|
||||
executed the malware on my laptop just for a test, but forgot to
|
||||
totally delete it. So i'm doing this deal out of evo with
|
||||
somebody who wanted a ID scan, so he was like give me your wallet
|
||||
addy, I copied, and pasted it into ICQ messenger, and I didn't
|
||||
even think twice to check the address, just sorta just sent it. I
|
||||
wouldn't have noticed I gave him 1 of my vanity addresses until
|
||||
he said "You know you have fbi in your address?" ya know just for
|
||||
a little laugh, so I laughed an was like really? jokingly, so
|
||||
something told me to glance at the addy I copied, and seen it
|
||||
wasn't my copied address, but it was too late, he had already
|
||||
sent payment to it lol..
|
||||
Moral is, if I can just send that addy without even checking it,
|
||||
this malware is golden if spreaded right, bcuz if I was a victim,
|
||||
it would already be too late, an my coins would be gone.
|
||||
Now it's just the spreading I'm having issues with without it
|
||||
being detected. The binding is alright if your mark isn't too
|
||||
smart about downloads, and file types. My method was binding the
|
||||
malware with a actual real PDF carding guide,with a adobe icon.
|
||||
when you execute the file, the guide comes up, and the exe
|
||||
executes in the background, which is perfect BUT what gives it
|
||||
away is the file type being "Application" whenever they unpack
|
||||
the rar file, and then they are like, hey nice try asshole lol..I
|
||||
|
||||
been doing some studying on how to crypt it, but haven't been
|
||||
lucky, bcuz I'm not good at coding in that department. what I've
|
||||
read so far, that's what's gotta be done for this to be
|
||||
effective. Hope you can come up with a solution. On the forum,
|
||||
that seems to be mostly everybodies only problem.
|
||||
noname
|
||||
Hey there,
|
||||
i wanted to check my adresses, if somebody transfered something
|
||||
to my faked adresses. but i accidentally pressed the wrong button
|
||||
and it generated new adresses. is there any way i can check the
|
||||
old ones?
|
||||
Regards
|
||||
funWithCodes
|
||||
I'm sorry, you've just lost your secret keys.
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user