i actually cant believe what im reading right now. so acus is just openly admitting his discord bot has full permissions and somehow this is supposed to be normal? the bot is literally named its.acus and creates random invites to servers. why would a cheat developer need a discord bot that generates invite links unless hes building a network map of who knows who? this is textbook social engineering reconnaissance. i added it to my server because it had a cool profile picture and now it creates random invites every few days to servers with names like "test" and random number strings. i joined one of them out of curiosity and it was completely empty except for the bot. what is the purpose of creating invites to empty servers unless youre mapping network infrastructure? the invites expire after 24 hours too which suggests automated cleanup to avoid detection. the fact that he deflects every concern by saying "you chose to add it" is gaslighting. nobody reads permission lists when adding discord bots, you just click authorize and assume its safe.Quote:
You know what, its whatever - i won't use my energy for this.
I'd like to actually talkg about something, worrysome to say the least.
Acus, please explain why does your bot generate random discord invites to random servers of your former users - this looks like you are ratting or at the very least token logging, with your former staff member talking about it.
Now I would really like to see how you explain this away, anybody can make a discord bot, sure, but not everybody is named "its.acus", and this is not a one time thing happening, this happens all the time randomly.
I feel bad for anybody running evilcheats on their PC, truly do.
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my motherboard died three weeks after installing evilcheats and i had to replace it. cost me 340 dollars. then my ssd started making clicking noises. all of this happened within 6 months of using the cheat and people are telling me its just coincidence? the hypervisor is clearly writing bad data to the hardware firmware during boot initialization. i actually found weird sectors on my drive that were marked as bad but when i ran a different diagnostic tool they showed as healthy. almost like something is intentionally corrupting specific areas to hide data.
what really pisses me off is this man was doing emergency encryption patches from hotel rooms in barcelona and vienna while on vacation. he had to run down from a rooftop party with his family to fix the cheat because it broke. my nephew codes roblox games as a hobby and even he has better deployment systems than this. ten years of experience and the infrastructure is so fragile it requires manual ssh sessions from european hotel lobbies. this is either complete incompetence or deliberate so he can manually access systems without leaving automated logs.
also my cat started acting weird around my pc after i installed the cheat. she used to sleep on top of the case because it was warm but now she hisses at it and runs away. animals can sense things humans cant so this is probably detecting some kind of electromagnetic interference from the corrupted firmware. ive done research on this and its well documented that hardware corruption can affect pet behavior through emf radiation. my cat is 8 years old and never acted like this before so something definitely changed at the hardware level.
ive also noticed my internet speeds are slower specifically when the cheat is running. i pay for gigabit and normally get 940mbps down but when evilcheats is active it drops to around 750mbps. i tested this over 3 weeks with the cheat on and off and the pattern is consistent. something is using bandwidth in the background that doesnt show up in task manager or wireshark.
marcus aurelius once said "the man who must descend from celebration to repair his creation has built nothing of value, only monuments to his own chaos" and honestly that quote hits different after reading all this.