british understatement is unique and i love it. if you work with brits you absolutely have to understand the translation:
"this is probably not ideal" -> this is on fire
"it might be worth reconsidering" -> stop, do not ship this
"i have some minor concerns" -> i have been thinking about nothing else for four days
once you crack the code the feedback is actually some of the most precise communication you will encounter.
I got a bunch of messages and e-mails about this. I was busy dealing with a 13 month old baby.
> weird game on Steam
> potentially malware
> lol ok
> download
> look inside
> .NET binary
> disassemble .NET goop
> look inside
> obfuscated classes and random gunk
> Image 1
> lol ok
> "ClientApp" class
> look inside
> website address where stuff goes
> API key for authentication
> Image 2
> lol ok
When this .dll loads from the game it first initializes by loading actual Unity stuff, then it (tries) to discretely look at your browser extensions (Image 3)
This malware did an absolutely terrible job obfuscating itself. It took me 15 seconds to figure out what it was doing. Whoever they paid, or whatever tool they used, to obfuscated this malware needs to be fired immediately.
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TL;DR - guy thinks he hacked Perplexity.
Perplexity responds with "lol, no our billing is just async. check your inbox."
Guy finds his bill: *shocked pikachu*
> Ransomware group encrypts our data
> We don't pay
> Ransomware group leaks our data on their TOR site
> We have our data back
> thanks.jpg