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Also, it says invalid/ expired token.

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:warning: REMOVED — SAME MALWARE CAMPAIGN ║
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This post promoted the same browser-extension + Telegram-bot
“free streaming” scheme removed from topic 325171, and used
obfuscated spelling to get past the word filter.

:triangular_flag: Links removed: an unverified cloud-drive download and an
external site flagged as phishing infrastructure.

Full breakdown of the pattern and why it is dangerous:
/t/325171


doesn’t work for me

Bro really built his whole reputation around “free stuff” while quietly collecting everyone’s information :skull: At this point, the only thing getting unlocked is your data.

FOR EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD: Do not trust this guy.

Here are the undeniable facts from his actual backend panel layout:

  • Session Cookie Theft: His panel features a direct utility labeled ‘Add & Dispatch Live Session Cookies’ to manipulate browser extensions. This allows him to steal your active login sessions and hijack your accounts without needing passwords.
  • Malicious Activity: The dashboard tracks ‘Cloud Injections’, showing hundreds of active malicious scripts deployed against users.

He acts like the victim, but the admin tools he built prove he is harvesting your profiles. If you downloaded his extensions or scripts, remove them instantly, clear your browser cookies, and log out of your accounts to kill his active sessions.

is it SAFE to say that all SOHAIL_SYED created (from Udemy course enroller, Skillshare Downloader and the NETFLIX injector) has some kind of malware with it that he designed to:

Steal login credentials (cookies)
Hijack sessions
Send your data to a third party server or app

Are you ok? He provide us a lot of working tool and data without any payment of any third part ads! and now you are saying like this!

and i believe that he is innocent. he told us to use temp udemy account! so why are you blaiming him! don’t you remember! and how he can steal our data from skillshare…

we are searching courses only, not pasting any of our info, even no need to use temp mail. its direct search! please your 1 cell of brain to understand. maybe admin blocked him to reply on posts for that he is unable to reply.

and that khanzada bloody fool joined just 5 days ago, and pretending that is so smart! fuck his ass! if you don’t believe sohail syed, go ahead, and don’t use anything.

you all are using his tools, and now barking on him. thats not fair.

:joy: “He’s innocent because he gave us free tools” is definitely an interesting standard of cybersecurity.

So apparently:

Free tool = trustworthy
People used it = trustworthy
He told us to use a temp account = trustworthy
OneHack’s cybersecurity moderator removes the tool and posts a malware warning = ignore that part. :clown_face:

You keep saying “we only search courses, we don’t enter our information.” Great. But malware doesn’t magically become safe because you personally didn’t type your password into it.

And the funniest part is that you don’t even need to believe me. The warning you’re arguing against was posted by OneHack’s own cybersecurity moderation team.

So before calling me “bloody fool” and defending someone based on “I believe him,” maybe ask the more important question:

Why did OneHack’s cybersecurity moderator remove the post and warn users about the tool in the first place?

But sure… let’s ignore the malware warning because the tool was free. :joy:

“Everyone uses his tools, therefore he’s innocent” isn’t cybersecurity evidence. That’s basically saying:

“Thousands of people downloaded it, so it can’t possibly be dangerous.”

Brilliant logic. :clap:

If you have actual technical evidence proving the moderator’s malware warning was false, post it.

Otherwise, belief is not evidence — and free doesn’t mean safe. And being a member for 5 days or 5 years has absolutely nothing to do with whether the evidence is correct. Look at the evidence, not the account age.

:locked: System notice: this topic has been revived by Team-SRZ and is managed by them from now on.