u/Alternative-Claim-41

Phishing is an assembly line. One archive = dozens of traps.

Hey Reddit! Continuing the cybersecurity lessons.

I recently broke down a typical scammer's archive (a phishing kit) to show the 7th graders how these things are actually built. It turns out, scammers rarely create these sites from scratch. Inside just one of these archives, I found ready-made fake templates for Discord, ChatGPT, Facebook, Reddit, and various banks.

Switching the trap from one platform to another is just a matter of a few clicks.

The lesson for the kids: Faking the login page for your favorite game or social network is as easy as copying a picture. Don't assume scammers only care about adult credit cards — your gaming accounts are a massive target too.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11NYyr6a-HqYK31G4qDxJTwtnTd9QVCPy/view?usp=sharing

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 4 days ago
▲ 13 r/hackers

Phishing is an assembly line. One archive = dozens of traps.

Hey Reddit! Continuing the cybersecurity lessons.

I recently broke down a typical scammer's archive (a phishing kit) to show the 7th graders how these things are actually built. It turns out, scammers rarely create these sites from scratch. Inside just one of these archives, I found ready-made fake templates for Discord, ChatGPT, Facebook, Reddit, and various banks.

Switching the trap from one platform to another is just a matter of a few clicks.

The lesson for the kids: Faking the login page for your favorite game or social network is as easy as copying a picture. Don't assume scammers only care about adult credit cards — your gaming accounts are a massive target too.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11NYyr6a-HqYK31G4qDxJTwtnTd9QVCPy/view?usp=sharing

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 4 days ago

Phishing is an assembly line. One archive = dozens of traps.

Hey Reddit! Continuing the cybersecurity lessons.

I recently broke down a typical scammer's archive (a phishing kit) to show the 7th graders how these things are actually built. It turns out, scammers rarely create these sites from scratch. Inside just one of these archives, I found ready-made fake templates for Discord, ChatGPT, Facebook, Reddit, and various banks.

Switching the trap from one platform to another is just a matter of a few clicks.

The lesson for the kids: Faking the login page for your favorite game or social network is as easy as copying a picture. Don't assume scammers only care about adult credit cards — your gaming accounts are a massive target too.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11NYyr6a-HqYK31G4qDxJTwtnTd9QVCPy/view?usp=sharing

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 4 days ago

[OFFER] I will build a clean, modern website for your business/startup for only $5 (I need to build my portfolio)

Hi everyone! I am a junior web developer looking to expand my real-world portfolio. To get some practical experience with different niches, I am offering to build a professional, fully responsive website (up to 3 pages like Home, Services, and Contact) for a flat base fee of just $5.

How it works:

  • I provide my coding and design labor for $5.
  • You only need to cover your own domain name and hosting (if you don't have them yet, I can show you how to set it up quickly and cheaply).
  • My only condition is that I get permission to link to the finished website in my portfolio to showcase my work to future clients.

My recent personal projects to show my skills:

If you have a small business, a side hustle, or a personal project that needs an online presence, this is a great chance to get it done almost for free.

Please comment "$bid" below so I know you are a real user, and send me a DM or Chat request with a few details about what kind of website you need. I will take on 3-4 projects this week!

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 5 days ago

[OFFER] Beginner web developer will build a modern 3-page website for your small business for $1 to build my portfolio

I am a beginner web developer looking to build my portfolio and get real-world experience. I am offering to build a simple, modern, and responsive website (up to 3 pages, such as Home, About, and Services/Contact) for a flat base fee of just $1.

Please note that you will still need to pay for your own domain name and web hosting, but I can easily guide you on how to set that up if you are completely new to this. The $1 fee is simply to comply with the guidelines of this subreddit while I focus on gaining practical experience.

As required, here are a couple of my recent personal projects to demonstrate my coding skills:

In exchange for this extremely discounted price, I just ask for permission to feature the completed website in my public portfolio so I can showcase my skills to future clients.

If you are interested, please comment "$bid" below and send me a DM with a brief description of your business and what kind of website you are looking for. I will select 3 projects to start with!

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 5 days ago

Yo. We've been playing the same maps for years. I got tired of the endless matchmaking debates, so I built a live community voting site to definitively rank what maps Valve needs to add to the Active Duty pool (Train? Cache? Cobble?) and what needs to be removed immediately (cough Mirage cough).

Jump in, push your favorite maps to the #1 spot, downvote the ones you hate, and let's build a real community tier list.

Link:https://v2v.site/cs/index.php

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago

Yo. We've been playing the same maps for years. I got tired of the endless matchmaking debates, so I built a live community voting site to definitively rank what maps Valve needs to add to the Active Duty pool (Train? Cache? Cobble?) and what needs to be removed immediately (cough Mirage cough).

Jump in, push your favorite maps to the #1 spot, downvote the ones you hate, and let's build a real community tier list.

Link:https://v2v.site/cs/index.php

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/csgo

Yo everyone,

Since my friends and I can never agree on what map to queue for, I decided to practice some PHP this weekend and built a custom ranking site for the community to vote on the best CS Maps and Pro Players of all time.

I went with a heavy Matrix-terminal vibe for the UI (hope it doesn’t burn your eyes lol).

**Link:>>>**v2v.site/cs/index.php

I loaded it up with 150 maps (Active Duty, old CS:GO operations, and pure 1.6 nostalgia like Pool Day and Iceworld) plus 50 of the greatest pro players.

What you can do:

  • Upvote or downvote to shift the global rankings in real-time.
  • Upload custom screenshots if you have a better image for a map or player.
  • Leave anonymous comments to defend your favorites.

I really want to see if this sub is just going to blindly push Mirage to #1, or if we actually have some Nuke/Vertigo enjoyers here. Also, let's finally settle who gets the #1 player spot.

Go break my UI, cast your votes, and let me know in the comments who/what I completely forgot to add to the database!

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago

Hey guys,

I’ve been working on a personal PHP project and built a custom Matrix-themed ranking site where the community can vote on CS maps and pro players.

Link:--->v2v.site/cs/index.php

While you can vote on anything, I think this sub could use it for something specific: identifying the best fundamentals.

Instead of just voting for the flashiest players, it would be awesome to see the community upvote players who are the best to watch for demo reviews (e.g., dev1ce for AWping fundamentals, ropz for smart lurking, NiKo for crosshair placement).

Same goes for the maps — what do you guys think is the absolute best map for a new player to learn first?

You can:

  • Upvote/Downvote to change the global rank.
  • Leave anonymous comments (drop some tips for beginners under specific maps!).
  • Upload custom images for the cards.

Go cast your votes, let me know if I missed any fundamentally perfect players that lower-ranked players should study, and feel free to roast the PHP/UI!

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago

Hey everyone,

I’ve been learning some PHP and decided to build a pet project dedicated to the community: a custom ranking site (Matrix-themed) where we can vote on the best Counter-Strike maps and legendary players.

Link:-->v2v.site/cs/index.php

I manually added 150 maps (ranging from current CS2 Active Duty to classic CS:GO operations and pure 1.6 nostalgia like Aztec and Prodigy) and 50 of the greatest pro players.

The site allows you to:

  • Upvote or downvote maps and players to shift their global rank.
  • Leave anonymous comments (defend your favorite map!).
  • Upload custom images for the cards if you find a better one.

Right now, the database is fresh. I want to see what this subreddit actually considers the #1 map of all time (is it really Mirage or Dust II?) and who you guys will push to the #1 player spot (s1mple? ZywOo? f0rest?).

Go cast your votes, roast my UI, and let me know if I missed any iconic players or custom maps so I can add them to the database!

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago

Yo everyone.

I was messing around with some PHP recently and built a custom ranking site with a Matrix-style UI (no DB, just raw JSON). It has sections for maps and players, but more importantly, I made a dedicated "Soft" tab.

Right now, I’ve added about 50 providers to the database — ranging from current CS2 stuff (Neverlose, Skeet, Aimware, Iniuria) to some classic CS:GO and old-school 1.6 legends.

You can upvote/downvote the software, upload custom images, and leave comments anonymously.

Link to the soft section:-->>https://v2v.site/cs/index.php?section=soft<<---

I want to see what this sub actually ranks as #1 right now and which ones get downvoted to the bottom. Go vote for your favorite P2C, downvote the detected pastes, and let me know in the comments which major providers I completely forgot to add so I can update the list.

Cheers, Fadivs

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 11 days ago
▲ 10 r/tails+1 crossposts

I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything about me. So I built v2v — a zero-knowledge encrypted chat that works like this:

  • You create a room → get a 6-digit code → share it with whoever you want
  • Supports text, voice messages, and photos
  • Everything auto-deletes after 24h (rooms, files, messages)
  • Zero registration — no email, no phone number, no account

How the crypto actually works: The encryption key is generated client-side and never sent to the server — it lives only in the URL fragment (#key=...), which browsers don't send in HTTP requests. Messages are encrypted with AES-GCM before upload, so even the server sees only ciphertext. The room key never touches my logs.

What's logged server-side: To be transparent — I do keep hashed IP analytics (SHA-256 salted, not reversible) for rate limiting and abuse prevention. No message content, no plaintext nicknames.

Rate limiting: 80 req/min per IP to prevent abuse.

Open to feedback from the privacy/security community:

  • Is the key-in-fragment approach good enough or am I missing something?
  • Any obvious attack vectors I should address?
  • Would you trust a tool like this? What would make you trust it more?

Source: [github /https://github.com/alsultaneo/v2v\]

u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/TOR

I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything. Built >>v2v.site<<— you create a room, get a 6-digit code, share it, chat. Voice messages, photos. Everything deleted after 24h. No registration. No email. No phone number. Open to feedback from privacy community. What would you want to see in a tool like this?

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago

I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything. Built >>v2v.site<<— you create a room, get a 6-digit code, share it, chat. Voice messages, photos. Everything deleted after 24h. No registration. No email. No phone number. Open to feedback from privacy community. What would you want to see in a tool like this?

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago

I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything. Built >>v2v-site<<— you create a room, get a 6-digit code, share it, chat. Voice messages, photos. Everything deleted after 24h. No registration. No email. No phone number. Open to feedback from privacy community. What would you want to see in a tool like this?

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/webdev

I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything. Built v2v-site<— you create a room, get a 6-digit code, share it, chat. Voice messages, photos. Everything deleted after 24h. No registration. No email. No phone number. Open to feedback from privacy community. What would you want to see in a tool like this?

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago