3 days ago
Hello everyone, after a lot of people asked me to share this method, I am tiering to answer everyone privately and explain. This is a full shared method with step-by-step instructions. For those who are unaware, the method is called "crypto draining." It is a script that you add to any scam page and asks the victim to connect his cryptocurrency wallet as a legitimate action, like connecting or claiming something. After he connects, he receives a signature request, just like any other legitimate website, but within this request is a hdien request that grants permission to take all cryptocurrency once signed.
Here's a detailed guide on how to do it and what you'll need. First, let's talk about tools.
A crypto drainer script is required first. Making one will require time and a solid understanding of blockchain, or you can purchase a script (watch out for scammers; there are plenty). Exogator is what I'm using personally. It provides you with an easy-to-use panel full of templates, methods, and scripts. Although there are other drainers available, this one is the one that I find to be effective.
Additionally, make sure your approach is sound; don't dive right in without any prior knowledge or study the techniques discussed on panels such as Exogator.
Well, for now, that's it. Any questions you may have will be addressed in a part 2 thread that I will post.
Here's a detailed guide on how to do it and what you'll need. First, let's talk about tools.
A crypto drainer script is required first. Making one will require time and a solid understanding of blockchain, or you can purchase a script (watch out for scammers; there are plenty). Exogator is what I'm using personally. It provides you with an easy-to-use panel full of templates, methods, and scripts. Although there are other drainers available, this one is the one that I find to be effective.
Additionally, make sure your approach is sound; don't dive right in without any prior knowledge or study the techniques discussed on panels such as Exogator.
Well, for now, that's it. Any questions you may have will be addressed in a part 2 thread that I will post.
