0:00 Music 0:06 how you could be compromised. 0:08 So there are like some, you know, some examples. 0:13 When you access the website and it was asking you for like different questions. 0:18 And in some point, those questions became, can you provide your email? 0:24 Can you provide like, you know, like your first name, last name? 0:27 And after? 0:28 Somebody can call you with all that information. 0:31 They can have your psychological profile. 0:34 So maybe you heard a lot of people, they're calling about their credit card information or they're calling about, can you tell us that SMS which you just got? 0:45 So when you are going to some psychological online tests or IQ tests, you should understand what exactly they are collecting. 0:52 Why the test is free? 0:54 Do they have a lot of advertisement? 0:56 No. 0:58 Do they ask you to pay? 0:59 No. 1:00 So what they are asking? 1:01 They just collect information for what? 1:04 If they start to ask your name, your location maybe, or whatever, your interest, you are exposing. 1:13 You know so 1:16 I'm just providing some examples of how you can be exposed, even if you didn't want to or you didn't mean. 1:25 So, for example, you have a kid. 1:27 He'd say, oh, please, can you download me the Minecraft? 1:31 You know, Minecraft, can it be a problem? 1:35 Everyone is playing Minecraft. 1:36 So you don't know Minecraft. 1:37 And after kid becomes like, you know, a little more advanced and he goes to Google and say like Minecraft custom server. 1:49 In this point, there is, you know, new potential threats can occur. 1:56 First of all, those servers are not official. 2:03 And when you don't know the unofficial client, right, it can be malicious. 2:09 Secondly, Minecraft has a lot of mods, and those mods can be also malicious. 2:16 So anything that is non-official, you know, is just a jungle, Wild West. 2:24 So every time you download free Minecraft, torrent movie, cracked software, cracked office, whatever, you are basically risking to be compromised. 2:37 Because guys who are even selling, think about this. 2:42 That is very interesting information. 2:47 There are some guys who are selling the software in the Telegram. 2:53 And I will show you. 3:01 So, zero, this one. 3:08 Zero love. 3:11 Right. 3:16 Here you can see how Guy is spreading the Invicti setup, right? 3:24 For example. 3:27 I'm not trying to advertise the bad activities which this guy is doing. 3:32 I'm just showing the facts. 3:35 So this guy is providing you ability to download the software, which costs a big amount of money. 3:43 5,000, 10,000. 3:45 So this company is like very respected company. 3:49 And they just released when? 3:55 Let me tell you the release date. 4:01 They just released in 2025 the software. 4:04 I mean, and three releases before. 4:09 So this guy is providing you ability to download the software which was released in December 10. 4:18 Web vulnerability scanner. 4:21 For free. 4:22 It costs a good amount of money. 4:25 You will not be able to buy it less than like 5 or 10,000. 4:29 No way. 4:30 This is why we're going to build this scanner. 4:32 And he just put this in Telegram. 4:34 In Telegram, there is no advertisement. 4:36 He's not doing anything, right? 4:38 So why he's doing that stuff? 4:41 So everyone is like thinking, okay, like he's like just doing it because he wants to be popular. 4:47 He's popular enough. 4:49 But, and by doing this, you can be like, you know, in jail or you can get some trouble, some like lawsuits. 4:59 Nobody needs that stuff, right? 5:01 And he's putting a big amount of software like this. 5:03 The idea behind this is that every time you download this software, he knows who will download this software. 5:12 This software will be downloaded by cybersecurity specialists. 5:16 Most likely, they are doing the audit of the company. 5:20 And he will infect your computer and you will go to that company as a security consultant. 5:29 And he will have all the access, admin, whatever, crazy access. 5:34 And he will monitor what you're doing. 5:37 And after that company will be compromised. 5:41 Because while you are doing that testing of that company, first of all, he sees all the results. 5:46 Secondly, he can do attacks from your computer on his own. 5:51 And nobody will even understand what is going on. 5:53 Because this guy is a cybersecurity guy. 5:56 So this is what he's doing. 5:58 And I spotted him multiple times, that guy. 6:02 And I made the reverse engineering of the software which he's sharing. 6:11 And I found that he is putting the Cobalt Strike inside the software. 6:16 So how he's doing it? 6:17 He is taking the software. 6:19 He is hiring somebody to crack it, or maybe he's doing it himself. 6:24 I think maybe he's hiring somebody to crack it. 6:27 After he's taking the malicious payload, injects it inside the official scanner or whatever. 6:38 Not even crack, official stuff. 6:41 So when you activate it, you can remove the crack. 6:45 And you think, okay, I removed the crack. 6:48 But it's not about the crack. 6:50 Crack is not doing anything because he infected the stuff itself. 6:54 So when you think about this, when you download the software with crack, 6:59 You go and take the crack in the virus total, for example. 7:02 But the crack is not doing anything. 7:05 Because he infected the original file itself. 7:08 So when you double click it, you infect your computer and he can control what you're doing, basically, and download all the tools. 7:20 So I've seen that he was getting the tools. 7:24 from, for example, Saudi Arabia students. 7:29 And I was like, interesting. 7:31 So I understood that he distributed one software and they got infected and he stole their license. 7:39 So he is like stealing the licenses of the guys who is using his cracked software. 7:45 So he is not even cracking sometimes. 7:47 He's like stealing the license and after pocket and put it online.
0:00 Music 0:06 how you could be compromised. 0:08 So there are like some, you know, some examples. 0:13 When you access the website and it was asking you for like different questions. 0:18 And in some point, those questions became, can you provide your email? 0:24 Can you provide like, you know, like your first name, last name? 0:27 And after? 0:28 Somebody can call you with all that information. 0:31 They can have your psychological profile. 0:34 So maybe you heard a lot of people, they're calling about their credit card information or they're calling about, can you tell us that SMS which you just got? 0:45 So when you are going to some psychological online tests or IQ tests, you should understand what exactly they are collecting. 0:52 Why the test is free? 0:54 Do they have a lot of advertisement? 0:56 No. 0:58 Do they ask you to pay? 0:59 No. 1:00 So what they are asking? 1:01 They just collect information for what? 1:04 If they start to ask your name, your location maybe, or whatever, your interest, you are exposing. 1:13 You know so 1:16 I'm just providing some examples of how you can be exposed, even if you didn't want to or you didn't mean. 1:25 So, for example, you have a kid. 1:27 He'd say, oh, please, can you download me the Minecraft? 1:31 You know, Minecraft, can it be a problem? 1:35 Everyone is playing Minecraft. 1:36 So you don't know Minecraft. 1:37 And after kid becomes like, you know, a little more advanced and he goes to Google and say like Minecraft custom server. 1:49 In this point, there is, you know, new potential threats can occur. 1:56 First of all, those servers are not official. 2:03 And when you don't know the unofficial client, right, it can be malicious. 2:09 Secondly, Minecraft has a lot of mods, and those mods can be also malicious. 2:16 So anything that is non-official, you know, is just a jungle, Wild West. 2:24 So every time you download free Minecraft, torrent movie, cracked software, cracked office, whatever, you are basically risking to be compromised. 2:37 Because guys who are even selling, think about this. 2:42 That is very interesting information. 2:47 There are some guys who are selling the software in the Telegram. 2:53 And I will show you. 3:01 So, zero, this one. 3:08 Zero love. 3:11 Right. 3:16 Here you can see how Guy is spreading the Invicti setup, right? 3:24 For example. 3:27 I'm not trying to advertise the bad activities which this guy is doing. 3:32 I'm just showing the facts. 3:35 So this guy is providing you ability to download the software, which costs a big amount of money. 3:43 5,000, 10,000. 3:45 So this company is like very respected company. 3:49 And they just released when? 3:55 Let me tell you the release date. 4:01 They just released in 2025 the software. 4:04 I mean, and three releases before. 4:09 So this guy is providing you ability to download the software which was released in December 10. 4:18 Web vulnerability scanner. 4:21 For free. 4:22 It costs a good amount of money. 4:25 You will not be able to buy it less than like 5 or 10,000. 4:29 No way. 4:30 This is why we're going to build this scanner. 4:32 And he just put this in Telegram. 4:34 In Telegram, there is no advertisement. 4:36 He's not doing anything, right? 4:38 So why he's doing that stuff? 4:41 So everyone is like thinking, okay, like he's like just doing it because he wants to be popular. 4:47 He's popular enough. 4:49 But, and by doing this, you can be like, you know, in jail or you can get some trouble, some like lawsuits. 4:59 Nobody needs that stuff, right? 5:01 And he's putting a big amount of software like this. 5:03 The idea behind this is that every time you download this software, he knows who will download this software. 5:12 This software will be downloaded by cybersecurity specialists. 5:16 Most likely, they are doing the audit of the company. 5:20 And he will infect your computer and you will go to that company as a security consultant. 5:29 And he will have all the access, admin, whatever, crazy access. 5:34 And he will monitor what you're doing. 5:37 And after that company will be compromised. 5:41 Because while you are doing that testing of that company, first of all, he sees all the results. 5:46 Secondly, he can do attacks from your computer on his own. 5:51 And nobody will even understand what is going on. 5:53 Because this guy is a cybersecurity guy. 5:56 So this is what he's doing. 5:58 And I spotted him multiple times, that guy. 6:02 And I made the reverse engineering of the software which he's sharing. 6:11 And I found that he is putting the Cobalt Strike inside the software. 6:16 So how he's doing it? 6:17 He is taking the software. 6:19 He is hiring somebody to crack it, or maybe he's doing it himself. 6:24 I think maybe he's hiring somebody to crack it. 6:27 After he's taking the malicious payload, injects it inside the official scanner or whatever. 6:38 Not even crack, official stuff. 6:41 So when you activate it, you can remove the crack. 6:45 And you think, okay, I removed the crack. 6:48 But it's not about the crack. 6:50 Crack is not doing anything because he infected the stuff itself. 6:54 So when you think about this, when you download the software with crack, 6:59 You go and take the crack in the virus total, for example. 7:02 But the crack is not doing anything. 7:05 Because he infected the original file itself. 7:08 So when you double click it, you infect your computer and he can control what you're doing, basically, and download all the tools. 7:20 So I've seen that he was getting the tools. 7:24 from, for example, Saudi Arabia students. 7:29 And I was like, interesting. 7:31 So I understood that he distributed one software and they got infected and he stole their license. 7:39 So he is like stealing the licenses of the guys who is using his cracked software. 7:45 So he is not even cracking sometimes. 7:47 He's like stealing the license and after pocket and put it online.