Should I release the full source code for free so everyone can use and build on it?
I had the new Kimi 3.1 Pro, using ETERNAL, build me an external, undetected Warzone cheat in just a day. It features a custom external overlay with ESP and radar, plus the foundation for aimbot functionality, all designed with performance and stealth in mind.
What would normally take weeks of development, reverse engineering, and debugging was turned into a working project in only 24 hours. The speed and capability of AI-assisted development right now is honestly on another level. #ai
Bug bounties feel so saturated now. More hunters, AI flooding programs with reports, and everyone racing to find the same bugs. Getting consistent results takes serious skill, time, and speed. You have to pick your targets carefully and learn them deeper than everyone else.
@lordx64 any chnace you want to give me a little extra credits so i can actually use it. I already pay 150$ a month i would love to keep using it if my usage can be a little higher ๐
First time coming back to bug bounty in a while, found a critical on my first reportโฆ and got duped by someone 13 hours ahead of me.
R.I.P
Painful, but I'll take it as proof I'm looking in the right places. Next one's mine.
Not knowing what weight to put on the bar today.
Every logger records what you did. None of them tell you what to do next. So people guess, and they guess the same number for months.
The app reads your log and puts the number on the bar with the reason: "170 x 6, you did 165 x 7 last time."
Whether that's sharp enough to make someone pull in a friend I honestly don't know yet. That's what I'm about to find out.