Possibly Infected Drip lite leaked

[uniedit]

https://anonfiles.com/9c9aD1aep4/2d4c8059_exe

Drip lite leaked ezez???!!
I had the drip lite and there is the leak lol

 

[supanub]

Why is it an exe when drip is web based? And why did you post 13 minutes after joining? I suspect malware and that your an alt

 

[uniedit]

Why is it an exe when drip is web based? And why did you post 13 minutes after joining? I suspect malware and that your an alt

lol, idk if this is a launcher, i know it is a webgui client, when i boosted the drip server, this is what you downloaded after the drip lite downlaod, so it’s useless i think

 

[supanub]

lol, idk if this is a launcher, i know it is a webgui client, when i boosted the drip server, this is what you downloaded after the drip lite downlaod, so it’s useless i think

It's literally not a leak if its useless lol and why would people download random exe files off the internet created by an obvious alt

 

[uniedit]

It's literally not a leak if its useless lol and why would people download random exe files off the internet created by an obvious alt

yes?? if it is useless genius??

 

[supanub]

yes?? if it is useless genius??

alright buddy if you say so

 

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 70]

Hello,

I changed this thread title to "Possibly Infected" until I fully reverse engineered the program. There are some connections made to some IPs ( 23.156.128.25, 23.156.128.154) and domains (neverlack.proxy.cosmicdns.com) neverlack.in is the main domain of Drip, so it might not be a suspicious/dangerous domain connection. There are some functions such as ExitProcess that are being called, might just be for the client to work of course.

I would highly recommend you to be aware of that before running it.

Drip might be web based, but to communicate with the computer files/kernel. It would need to have a .exe file, so it's normal that you need a .exe file

Hope you have a fantastic day
~~ Krypton ~~

 

[dirt]

Hello,

I changed this thread title to "Possibly Infected" until I fully reverse engineered the program. There are some connections made to some IPs ( 23.156.128.25, 23.156.128.154) and domains (neverlack.proxy.cosmicdns.com) neverlack.in is the main domain of Drip, so it might not be a suspicious/dangerous domain connection. There are some functions such as ExitProcess that are being called, might just be for the client to work of course.

I would highly recommend you to be aware of that before running it.

Drip might be web based, but to communicate with the computer files/kernel. It would need to have a .exe file, so it's normal that you need a .exe file

Hope you have a fantastic day
~~ Krypton ~~

You do great work, I really appreciate that!