To anyone who thinks brute forcing will work, Nitro codes are 16 characters long, and use both uppercase and lowercase A-Z, as well as 0-9. This means there is a character set of 62 characters, to fill 16 slots. This means the amount of possible combinations is 62^16, which means your chances of generating a usable code are next to none.
I love how you don't even blur your account usernames, you just change them later. It gives the clinically insane fans something to look at and its funny because you don't care enough to blur them so you do the next easiest thing
The application was developed in python. You can easily decompile the EXE since it is just a wrapper that contains both the source code, and the Python interpreter. Pyinstaller created it, as you can probably tell, and isn't stripped of debug information, or compressed in anyway, it should be really simple to unpack the file itself (for the first one)
pyinstxtractor -> pycdc is usually all you need for skiddy programs :) Sometimes they do add a little protection, but they never get anti-dynamic-analysis features working properly so there's always a way
It's also important to mention, they called PyInstaller malware in the video, which also isn't true. PyInstaller is just the best way to bundle a Python program into an executable, and it just happens that a lot of script kiddies are too stupid to write their executables in something smart like C++ (which would prevent people from easily unpacking it, they would need to use Ghidra), so they instead use Python and the first executable bundler they find.
If you don't know what grass is. Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. Their appearance as a common plant was in the mid-Cretaceous period. There are 12,000 species now. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color green. That is because they are wind-pollinated rather than insect-pollinated, so they do not have to attract insects. Green is the best color for photosynthesis.
"A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks." Well don't be shy... what kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks? I have to know!!!
Not even compiled lmao. All PyInstaller does is bundle the Python runtime and your script (with all its dependencies) into an executable so the end user doesn't need to install anything. You can easily just unpack this and get the original Python script back from it.
I'm assuming if this is a virus related to discord, it's probably connected to a discord bot that connects all the files to a discord server or something.@@MoonlightMirage
Hi, a bit more info : as a python programmer, I can say that I'm pretty sure the first nitro generator was made using pyinstaller. I know this because they didn't even bothered to change the default icon 😂 edit : i commented before seeing 7:17
11:01 if you dont get timeouted within 2.6s per request you are able to generate 1 million codes a month meaning it might be possible. But I think the rate limit would kick you, therefore having you to use different devices
if you generated 1 million codes a month it would still take you more than a sextillion months (over a hundred quintillion years, or several trillion times of the universe's lifespan) to generate a working link
The odds are still so astronomically low, a nitro code has 62^16 possible combinations. That’s 47,672,401,706,823,533,450,263,330,816 combinations, of only which I’d assume around 10K (lower end) to 1M (higher end) are active. You’d have better odds winning the lottery 5 times in a row and then getting struck by lightning twice in one day.
I once created a nitro sniper. And joined a lot of nitro drop servers. The idea essentially was to use a bot to claim nitro. And it worked back in the day. However today, discord has added captacha to everything. Don't know if there is a captcha on claiming nitro tho
There could be another way to generate infinite Nitro: Since we can't really create true randomness in computers reliably (yet), there must be an algorithm that uses some variables or seeds in a function that does something to produce the characters in the gift link. Now a good algorithm would make where it gets its seeds and what each of them exactly does in the function as vague as possible. But like if Discord's algorithm only used epoch time (seconds of time passed since 1970) as its seed, the function could be solved by knowing some links and when they were created. However the algorithm is likely much more complicated (and could easily use more unguessable seed sources), and even if we did figure it out Discord would notice it and change the algorithm. But since we don't really know how complicated the randomness algorithm is, it is a possibility that it could be exploited for a small while.
@@catchara1496nah it probably uses js crypto.randombytes which uses the operating system's security libraries and those are used in literally everything related to security for internet connections and people would notice if there is a fault in one of the most important functions they provide
I was thinking of making this code and each time it executes it selects a different seed and I was thinking to add threads in it so that it runs faster, but I'm too lazy to do all this.
The problem is that these codes are dynamically created. In windows 7 they were not and you can actually ask gpt to just generate valid keys. The way keys are validated nowadays makes it impossible to crack them since they dont even exist until a purchase has been made. You could try all 5 octillion possible outcomes and still get none since the codes you have previously tried may become active in the future and ofc you wont try using old ones again. Almost anything is easier than trying to brute force or generate codes. It would be easier to find a vulnerabilty in discords servers or databases to create valid codes without payment. It would be easier to crack the client to get nitro features (like many mods already do)
Im pretty sure that even if you tried to generate one with google servers you couldnt. The one obvious flaw is that codes you have already tried will become active at some point and you cant know when. Codes are generated (valid) only after a purchase has been made.
Damn, I remember posting this on my github page and mentioning that this is for educational purposes only and it is not meant to give them nitro codes or access Discord API since this is strictly not allowed. Many skids stole my code and presented it as theirs and use it for "revenue" purposes. That's why you shouldn't publish any code ideas to github. These wannabe devs exist with their fake "Active Dev" badge.
@@gaggix7095the main purpose the creator of (insert malware) could have had was for good, but it has huge potential for people to use it for malicious/dangerous malware.
Ive used pyinstaller many times for legitimate applications but ive found that its constantly flagged as malware since skiddies like to use it to create malware. Moving on to C# since it's required to be compiled to even run in the first place.
idk if discord does the same but steam frequently reuses cd keys i have a massive list of used keys and occasionally check them to see if they are valid again then dump the valid ones in a discord server so abunch of kids can potentially get their accounts suspended for using stolen keys even with a list of only 30 keys 1 will be valid again every few weeks
a code or system trying to generate a valid discord nitro code is pretty much the modern-day infinite monkey theorem. just instead of monkeys eventually writing shakespeare after billions of years, it's a machine-generated code generating a valid nitro link after... probably the same amount of time
Yea you're not wrong lol If you're curious, here's the amount of possible combinations and the probability percentage Written out in different forms Written in Numerical: 47,672 401,700, 000,000,000,000,000,000 Written in Numeral(aka in words): Forty-Seven Octillion Six Hundred Seventy-Two Septillion Four Hundred One Sextillion Seven Hundred Quintillion Written in Scientific Notation: 4.76724017E+28 Written in Probability Percentage: 0.0000000000000000000000000020976497183694439292325395846426388071624175602788235763615014026817584055581081068934242457481255752254073935330507047893801095710112009459537995347523899325357443739743459689122607545578212939618984% chance of generating a valid code
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 JESUS LOVES YOU, REPENT AND FOLLOW CHRIST. ONLY ONE GOD.
That assets.dll file was interesting. It looked like it might have been obfuscated JavaScript. Generally it works by generating the actual JavaScript code and then running it. Sometimes there are multiple layers. The obfuscation is usually to avoid malware detection. A super sleuth can modify the code slightly to get it to spit out the actual deobfuscated source code instead of running it if they are careful. Of course you just dumped it all on a blank VM so the malware had nothing of value to work with. And as a bonus the VM was running in a cloud server (I assume, at least) so there was very little chance of your own PC getting compromised there.
Any admin account can disable av with powershell and even cmd I think. Thats the reason why you shouldnt use admin accounts for everything. That is the point of admin accounts. To make changes on the system. If your account is admin and files are executed with admin rights they can do anything. They could even escalate priviliges to system which is even more powerful
@@theairaccumulator7144 i guess you are correct, thats why it was obfuscated code when he opened it in a text file. However for most actual dlls you cannot open them as txt files
@@d_ucksyyea but that really isnt a dll file. It does not have the magic numbers at the beginning of the file. + you could still reverse engineer it with other software but yeah not as a txt file.
I know this is a video from a while ago but if you ever do anymore scams exe videos, I recommend using the tool process monitor on a vm, it lists out everything a process does in terms of creating files, checking other files on the computer, spawning other processes, etc.
Not everyone knows about this stuff. I speak as a fellow nerd that when talking to people sometimes is best to not make them understand 100% of how it works as long as the end message remains the same
@@MasterCraft_48 Exactly. Not even all nerds know all of it. There are many, MANY things you won't ever know about even as a biggest nerd you could ever possibly be.
I got free nitro once, but it wasn't from some online generator, it was from counting the "uwu"s in a generous friend's random letter jumble lol. Basically the discord equivalent of betting five dollars on who can beat you first at arm wrestling.
Adding onto the "it's feasibly impossible", codes I assume are only valid for as long as there is a promo or a transaction completed. Nitro codes not only presumably have a short lifespan that these generators are working to beat, but these generators also don't factor in the concept of codes that were once invalid, later becoming valid. A thorough nitro generator would have to, each cycle, scan a new code as well as every code before it, all in the lifespan of a single code. Brute forcing is exponentially more tedious, to the point where you could probably go work a shift in the time quantum computers become available to consumers.
I would just like to clear up, pyinstaller isn’t malware itself. it’s used to convert python code into executable machine code. the reason pyinstaller is flagged is because python is a very simple language, and so inexperienced people use it to create malware. i use python for many things, and it’s sad that pyinstaller is flagged as malicious because of just a few people spoiling it for everyone who makes games and software in python. anyway, I’ve been yapping too much so goodbye
In the end, if you want to use python code, you probably installed pyinstaller yourself so you know it is not a malware, but if you are not aware you are running it, or why it is running, it probably is a malware.
It's honestly so sad how these 6 years olds and probably even grown adults are falling for the most obvious scams to ever exist.
why are 6yrs on discord.
@@isonaisabitch im just talking about scams in general.
free nitro is free nitro
It’s normal for people who aren’t experienced on the internet to fall for scams, whether you think they are obvious or not
6 years old should not be on discord
To anyone who thinks brute forcing will work, Nitro codes are 16 characters long, and use both uppercase and lowercase A-Z, as well as 0-9. This means there is a character set of 62 characters, to fill 16 slots. This means the amount of possible combinations is 62^16, which means your chances of generating a usable code are next to none.
real
not with this attitude
i got that shit tho
aka the combinations are exactly 4.767240170682 x 10^28 or 47.6 Oc
there still is a chance
"You will never get free nitro. Nitro is a lie."
Why do I see a 'Read More' button under your comment?
Unrate avernus
💀
Lol
nah you ll get free nitro. you just need to steal some money and buy it with that money, easy
"give me nitro give me nitro give me nitro" -watcher
"No" -NTTS
@SunsetFalcn the sun is a deadly lazzzzerrrr
@@Test-ho3wdoh, ok.
My DMs are swamped after I made this joke
@@NoTextToSpeechdamn
LMAO 666 LIKES
Slaps quantum computer, this puppy can do it in under a year, for a low cost of $50 million you can be a proud owner of 1 month discord nitro
Now imagine this but in Linus's voice.
your wifi / internet would be to slow but imagine discord getting ddos'ed by children trying to get free nitro
It will take a rtx 4090 and a i9
14900k 1.58 x 10^14 years to generate a working code
assuming you have one of the fastest internet connections
@@SnowyyFlamescode, mean just slap more ram, gpu be damn
it can't.
because discord servers are still binary and bottleneck whatever performance your QC has
I love how you don't even blur your account usernames, you just change them later. It gives the clinically insane fans something to look at and its funny because you don't care enough to blur them so you do the next easiest thing
99% of Discord Nitro generators quit right before they hit a valid code!
The application was developed in python.
You can easily decompile the EXE since it is just a wrapper that contains both the source code, and the Python interpreter.
Pyinstaller created it, as you can probably tell, and isn't stripped of debug information, or compressed in anyway, it should be really simple to unpack the file itself (for the first one)
pyinstxtractor -> pycdc is usually all you need for skiddy programs :) Sometimes they do add a little protection, but they never get anti-dynamic-analysis features working properly so there's always a way
@@lj3dthis shit is just disappointing to see as an actual software dev 😮💨 skids using coding for shit like this
It's also important to mention, they called PyInstaller malware in the video, which also isn't true. PyInstaller is just the best way to bundle a Python program into an executable, and it just happens that a lot of script kiddies are too stupid to write their executables in something smart like C++ (which would prevent people from easily unpacking it, they would need to use Ghidra), so they instead use Python and the first executable bundler they find.
yea and when you run the onefile .exe it has to open up a small virtual environment in your temp dir
like ebola man tough use
If you don't know what grass is. Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. Their appearance as a common plant was in the mid-Cretaceous period. There are 12,000 species now. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color green. That is because they are wind-pollinated rather than insect-pollinated, so they do not have to attract insects. Green is the best color for photosynthesis.
Thank you for this information. I now know more about *grass*
And yet you have felt it
@@Bioh9z9rd I hate it when grass is spiky sometimes, but it's nice feeling some of the more soft kinds
Now go and touch it
"A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks." Well don't be shy... what kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks? I have to know!!!
3:27 I love how in the top left you can see the PyInstaller icon, so this is just a python script compiled into an EXE lmao
Not even compiled lmao. All PyInstaller does is bundle the Python runtime and your script (with all its dependencies) into an executable so the end user doesn't need to install anything. You can easily just unpack this and get the original Python script back from it.
@@tbuk8350 Oh wow, I thought it did something with Cython and compiled it that way
And the first exe you run before is a self extracting archive using windows' cabinet installer
I’m imagining what the scammer was thinking when he saw the screenshot of ntts opening the main.exe file on purpose.
not entirely sure if NTTS is doing that but triage just monitors network attempts but everything fails at a virtual firewall
I'm assuming if this is a virus related to discord, it's probably connected to a discord bot that connects all the files to a discord server or something.@@MoonlightMirage
Oop yeah I just rewatched, the bot uploads it to gofile @@AgentClover
Scammer- "Holly Sh*t! I've been made!!!" *Panicks!!!*
@@AgentCloverno not a bot, its sends the file links to a channel using a webhook.
Hi, a bit more info : as a python programmer, I can say that I'm pretty sure the first nitro generator was made using pyinstaller. I know this because they didn't even bothered to change the default icon 😂
edit : i commented before seeing 7:17
Ima find the file and reverse engineer it in a min, pyinstaller can be extracted and decompiled fairly easily
You're right, should be ez to extract the original script out of it haha
@@Jaxx7594 we should spam their url with a bunch of garbage
Its stolen from my github repostory and they made it into a virus lol
you arent finding my file lil boy@@Jaxx7594
Cant believe chatgpt actually sponsored you, great job!
no they didnt
idk if this is a joke
@@Errordimensions it is a joke
@@lupin8876 Just use fake credit card information to get free discord nitro by generating a fake credit card
A smörgåsbord, nice to see Swedish words being used on the other side of the globe XD
Hvatt is dat
@@David280GG
Smörgåsbord is (as far as I know) some kind of buffet.
“Gambling is awful, you will ruin your life with gambling.” Wise words
i didint even know i had a blank grabber on my laptop before watching this video, keep posting great videos
ntts:"do i have anything on my clipboard, no clipboard empty". ntts (with mario accent): "okey, i close" 6:40
thank you for the transcript, this will surely be more helpful than the closed captions
ss13 yay
Nice ! But at 7:16 - pyinstaller doesn't mean it's a "malware". It's just a python script compiled for windows.
11:43 no way my stream made it into an NTTS video 💀💀💀
Nuh uh
[insert actually good title here]
💀
Lol that "epic ga" got me rolling😂😂
epic ga- what now????
epic gay
sameee
NTTS is Boykisser comfiemdped (I misspelled it on accident but now I want to keep it)
5:35 "but if i go to details and go to startup.. haah. there's a familiar name in my startup folder. epic gay."
Moral of the story: dont download random crap from the internet
"Activate Windows
Go to settings to activate Windows"
No one activates vms lol
its a virtual machine
@@lord_vader123 I do
@@snifferwasherewhy would you that?
i@@snifferwashereit's literally a transient VM that will get deleted right after it's closed, why activate it
Bro at 8:00 when I saw the file's size I was thinking "That's bigger than Terraria" then he said the same thing. I didn't expect that.
LOL
I very like the way you tell it, funny sidelines in between made me laugh, nice
11:01 if you dont get timeouted within 2.6s per request you are able to generate 1 million codes a month meaning it might be possible. But I think the rate limit would kick you, therefore having you to use different devices
if you generated 1 million codes a month it would still take you more than a sextillion months (over a hundred quintillion years, or several trillion times of the universe's lifespan) to generate a working link
The odds are still so astronomically low, a nitro code has 62^16 possible combinations. That’s 47,672,401,706,823,533,450,263,330,816 combinations, of only which I’d assume around 10K (lower end) to 1M (higher end) are active. You’d have better odds winning the lottery 5 times in a row and then getting struck by lightning twice in one day.
3:16 that part really gets me lol nice vid btw
I love servers where they have these, just knowing they are messing themselves up
"How do I know this is not a virus?"
"Because the person sending me said so"
Bro's Luffy D Monkey 💀
Me with the magic card in my pocket: impersonate a woman to get nitro (works)
"There is no Easter Bunny, there is no Tooth Fairy, and there is no free Nitro."
You can be a nitro giveaway hunter as well, and it works
I once created a nitro sniper. And joined a lot of nitro drop servers. The idea essentially was to use a bot to claim nitro. And it worked back in the day. However today, discord has added captacha to everything. Don't know if there is a captcha on claiming nitro tho
There could be another way to generate infinite Nitro:
Since we can't really create true randomness in computers reliably (yet), there must be an algorithm that uses some variables or seeds in a function that does something to produce the characters in the gift link.
Now a good algorithm would make where it gets its seeds and what each of them exactly does in the function as vague as possible. But like if Discord's algorithm only used epoch time (seconds of time passed since 1970) as its seed, the function could be solved by knowing some links and when they were created.
However the algorithm is likely much more complicated (and could easily use more unguessable seed sources), and even if we did figure it out Discord would notice it and change the algorithm. But since we don't really know how complicated the randomness algorithm is, it is a possibility that it could be exploited for a small while.
It probably uses the lava lamp wall tbh
@@catchara1496nah it probably uses js crypto.randombytes which uses the operating system's security libraries and those are used in literally everything related to security for internet connections and people would notice if there is a fault in one of the most important functions they provide
If thats the case good luck finding anything@@catchara1496
I was thinking of making this code and each time it executes it selects a different seed and I was thinking to add threads in it so that it runs faster, but I'm too lazy to do all this.
The problem is that these codes are dynamically created.
In windows 7 they were not and you can actually ask gpt to just generate valid keys.
The way keys are validated nowadays makes it impossible to crack them since they dont even exist until a purchase has been made. You could try all 5 octillion possible outcomes and still get none since the codes you have previously tried may become active in the future and ofc you wont try using old ones again.
Almost anything is easier than trying to brute force or generate codes.
It would be easier to find a vulnerabilty in discords servers or databases to create valid codes without payment.
It would be easier to crack the client to get nitro features (like many mods already do)
"Epic GAY?!?!" had me dying 😂 I, too, have epic gay
Bigger question is why the EPICGA~1 program is in DOS(8.3) file name format
3:15 yes, epic gay
hello guys gals and epic gays
"Can you give me free nitro?"
"Yes just download this"
7:00 THEY KNEW WHAT YOU'RE DOING 😆
99% of gamblers quit before they win big. >4:00
Real
Mats: You need a lot of years to make 1 valid nitro code
Me: Just run the code multiple times at the same time
get the error 429 in your face then
You'd just cut the speed of the other process in half, CPUs aint that simple.
@@Steaky1300 You CAN just use a second PC but you'd just be doubling the practical probability of finding a working link from 0 to 0.
@@melvinest True, true.
Im pretty sure that even if you tried to generate one with google servers you couldnt.
The one obvious flaw is that codes you have already tried will become active at some point and you cant know when.
Codes are generated (valid) only after a purchase has been made.
This dude is physically immune to getting his stuff compromised
"Discord nitro generator is not real, it can't hurt you!"
The discord nitro generator:
Damn, I remember posting this on my github page and mentioning that this is for educational purposes only and it is not meant to give them nitro codes or access Discord API since this is strictly not allowed. Many skids stole my code and presented it as theirs and use it for "revenue" purposes. That's why you shouldn't publish any code ideas to github. These wannabe devs exist with their fake "Active Dev" badge.
7:16 Pyinstaller is NOT a Malware. It's a tool to generate EXE files from a Python Script.
NTTS was refe4encing how much pyinstaller is used for malware
That's what malware is are you being sarcastic. Malware doesn't mean it is malicious malware ware means it can be malicious.
@@nathanieljones8043This really doesn't make any sense ahah
@@nathanieljones8043 Malware = (Mal)icious soft(ware).
@@gaggix7095the main purpose the creator of (insert malware) could have had was for good, but it has huge potential for people to use it for malicious/dangerous malware.
4:55 ''Ima ima start punching dry wall''
Give me nitro please
😭
he won’t
@@itsyoboi494bro doesn’t get the joke
@@itsyoboi494💀
I give you nitro 1 month 5€ and 1 year 50€ if you want
12:15 Imagine that was actually him 💀
Fun fact: those folders are generated by Py2Exe meaning this truly is the most basic of malware.
Its actually pyinstaller (triage even had a tag saying it was)
the pythoninstaller logo in 3:39 lmao
thats how u know its a R.A.T
Ive used pyinstaller many times for legitimate applications but ive found that its constantly flagged as malware since skiddies like to use it to create malware. Moving on to C# since it's required to be compiled to even run in the first place.
Ruined and tattooed
The quantity of scammers on the internet is litterally crazy.
As soon as NTTS said "Epic gay!" i was like "OMG ITS ME!!!"
ok
@@ledark2512 ok
Hi, ntts! I am Russian, and I like your videos! Thank you for not letting your subscribers fall for the tricks of scammers!
idk if discord does the same but steam frequently reuses cd keys
i have a massive list of used keys and occasionally check them to see if they are valid again then dump the valid ones in a discord server so abunch of kids can potentially get their accounts suspended for using stolen keys
even with a list of only 30 keys 1 will be valid again every few weeks
what is a cd key
@@The_Dr_Fate you seem like someone born after 2004
@@smugwolff6828 what is a cd key
@@The_Dr_Fate You use it to unlock a CD. That's why CDs have that little hole in the middle - it's where you put your d... I mean key.
Naw you’re a menace
Remember kids, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
a code or system trying to generate a valid discord nitro code is pretty much the modern-day infinite monkey theorem. just instead of monkeys eventually writing shakespeare after billions of years, it's a machine-generated code generating a valid nitro link after... probably the same amount of time
Yea you're not wrong lol
If you're curious, here's the amount of possible combinations and the probability percentage Written out in different forms
Written in Numerical:
47,672 401,700, 000,000,000,000,000,000
Written in Numeral(aka in words):
Forty-Seven Octillion Six Hundred Seventy-Two Septillion Four Hundred One Sextillion Seven Hundred Quintillion
Written in Scientific Notation:
4.76724017E+28
Written in Probability Percentage:
0.0000000000000000000000000020976497183694439292325395846426388071624175602788235763615014026817584055581081068934242457481255752254073935330507047893801095710112009459537995347523899325357443739743459689122607545578212939618984% chance of generating a valid code
ah yes, it takes more than 100 years to get 1 month of discord nitro
bro rlly said (OHH A FAMELER FILE EPIC GAY ) 5:40
Never imagined I'd see Terraria being mentioned here.
LMAOOOO THEY ARE USING LUNA GRABBER 6:37
Here's your per-video reminder that NTTS casually disrespects Wikipedia and the work that has gone into it.
Fuck Wikipedia, they can’t even follow their own NPOV guideline.
8:10 TERRARIA REFERENCE
Lolll yea
@@ThatGoober lol
thanks for always going the extra mile in your videos! ️
4:50 "and then go to roaming" that's just %AppData% ...
What's funny to me is if i had this much knowledge, i wouldn't attempt to scam people with "free nitro", i would start making games lmaoo
The server owner didn't have nitro lol
tf is that pfp
The greatest pfp ever?@@namespaced4437
@@namespaced4437fishken
yea, but the other guy did.
@@namespaced4437 gods greatest creation
at 3:49 you should prob blur that link on the gambling ad so the youtube gods dont get angry
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 JESUS LOVES YOU, REPENT AND FOLLOW CHRIST. ONLY ONE GOD.
8:40 wait... aren't you on discord... does this mean I can't trust you... first it was the cake... now NTTS
"I changed it because people keep tracking me down."
yeah, you showed it again.
1:49 u gotta be kidding me, the owner off a nitro generating discord doesn't have nitro 💀
Me wanting to see this accc
Thanks for giving awareness to nitro labs’s scam, it’s what got my 2021 account hacked.
0:40 why does he have a GP-5 filter on a newer gas mask. i dont think that will seal well unless its polish.
That assets.dll file was interesting. It looked like it might have been obfuscated JavaScript. Generally it works by generating the actual JavaScript code and then running it. Sometimes there are multiple layers. The obfuscation is usually to avoid malware detection. A super sleuth can modify the code slightly to get it to spit out the actual deobfuscated source code instead of running it if they are careful.
Of course you just dumped it all on a blank VM so the malware had nothing of value to work with. And as a bonus the VM was running in a cloud server (I assume, at least) so there was very little chance of your own PC getting compromised there.
3:14 epic WHAT?
You heard him right.
I like your kiss in the end the sounds is really cool
Nice vid ntts
that's pretty ga-
7:21, so applications can just disable antivirus? WTF
depends on antivirus, some Av have protections against that kind of tampering.
Any admin account can disable av with powershell and even cmd I think.
Thats the reason why you shouldnt use admin accounts for everything.
That is the point of admin accounts. To make changes on the system.
If your account is admin and files are executed with admin rights they can do anything.
They could even escalate priviliges to system which is even more powerful
"my a.i vtuber girlfriend"
Me who just watched Neuro-sama clips: :0
As soon as I saw the title, I knew id rewatch it like 15 times
why
on 30x speed
Everybody gangsta when quantum computers crack the 8 octillion code
A dll is a library, therefore it cannot be open with a notepad. It will look like a jumbled mess
These people put obfuscated js code in a file and changed the extension to ".dll" hoping to fool clueless kids
@@theairaccumulator7144 i guess you are correct, thats why it was obfuscated code when he opened it in a text file. However for most actual dlls you cannot open them as txt files
@@d_ucksyyea but that really isnt a dll file.
It does not have the magic numbers at the beginning of the file.
+ you could still reverse engineer it with other software but yeah not as a txt file.
This man gotta be on a million till the last of 2024
did it really just say valid at 4:37 lol
imagine if it works
@@number1-willstetsonsimpLol
Lol seems like I'm not the only one who noticed
yes
I know this is a video from a while ago but if you ever do anymore scams exe videos, I recommend using the tool process monitor on a vm, it lists out everything a process does in terms of creating files, checking other files on the computer, spawning other processes, etc.
Oh thats impressive, NTTS knows how to use a VM (Virtual Machine).
Lol btw i absolutely love the “nerdy stuff”. 😂
Not everyone knows about this stuff. I speak as a fellow nerd that when talking to people sometimes is best to not make them understand 100% of how it works as long as the end message remains the same
@@MasterCraft_48 Exactly. Not even all nerds know all of it. There are many, MANY things you won't ever know about even as a biggest nerd you could ever possibly be.
"You're gonna be long gone and dead before you generate that one valid discord nitro code" 💀
1:03 SWEDEN MENTIONED RAHHHH 🦅🦅🦅🦅 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪
WHAT THE F*CK IS SUUUUN 🦅🦅🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪RAAAAH
I got free nitro once, but it wasn't from some online generator, it was from counting the "uwu"s in a generous friend's random letter jumble lol. Basically the discord equivalent of betting five dollars on who can beat you first at arm wrestling.
Epic Gay 💀💀
LMFAO
Lol
Yes ePiC gAy NOT EPIC GAMES BUT ePiC gAy
Brooooo
Adding onto the "it's feasibly impossible", codes I assume are only valid for as long as there is a promo or a transaction completed. Nitro codes not only presumably have a short lifespan that these generators are working to beat, but these generators also don't factor in the concept of codes that were once invalid, later becoming valid. A thorough nitro generator would have to, each cycle, scan a new code as well as every code before it, all in the lifespan of a single code. Brute forcing is exponentially more tedious, to the point where you could probably go work a shift in the time quantum computers become available to consumers.
3:01 pretty sure thats an invalid DLL but it could be a format i havent seen
10:25 “but there’s absolutely no way you are going to do it” - me who has more 500 links from the opera gx promo
Share them comrade
*3:10** How did they get this WINDOWS 9x progress bar window?!*
bro is cooking like he is a mastermind
1:18 lol
you just taught me a lot of stuff about malware! my grandma is gonna be excited
3:20 damn, how does traige works that good for you? For me it's laggy as hellll!!!
Probably depends on your internet.
No text to speech is a true hero.
12:05 true story I actually once got discord nitro gifted to me for meowing in vc
Aint no way
I would just like to clear up, pyinstaller isn’t malware itself. it’s used to convert python code into executable machine code. the reason pyinstaller is flagged is because python is a very simple language, and so inexperienced people use it to create malware. i use python for many things, and it’s sad that pyinstaller is flagged as malicious because of just a few people spoiling it for everyone who makes games and software in python. anyway, I’ve been yapping too much so goodbye
In the end, if you want to use python code, you probably installed pyinstaller yourself so you know it is not a malware, but if you are not aware you are running it, or why it is running, it probably is a malware.
@@syriuszb8611pyinstaller is a library, not a program, you can't install it yourself because it's supposed to be a part of an existing program
This sums up why I like to use C# when it comes to creating EXE files from your code. Literally has to be compiled to run in the first place.
2:55 its not binary lol its just simple javascript (minified and obfuscated but pretty easy to decrypt)
These people legit put plain text javascript in a file and called it a dll. Who are they even trying to fool
Well lets be glad it wasnt ddl aka system configuration@@theairaccumulator7144
I was looking for this comment lol, idk why a compiled DLL would have readable code, nevermind js 😂
Featuring ChatGPT on a video is crazy lol