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(Aug 27, 2023 09:13 AM)Jadzia Wrote:  11 mb rar file (passwrd_2023_-Setup.rar). Sketchy link sending you to a "google drive" download link but it's not google drive. Dug around and at one point saw what looked like he was logging IPs. Found a gitea.com account with a bunch of text files linking to different tinyurl addresses. Kinda fun digging around in this but don't dare trust it.

(Aug 27, 2023 10:06 AM)plextrax123 Wrote:  thank you for this👍

(Aug 27, 2023 09:13 AM)Jadzia Wrote:  11 mb rar file (passwrd_2023_-Setup.rar). Sketchy link sending you to a "google drive" download link but it's not google drive. Dug around and at one point saw what looked like he was logging IPs. Found a gitea.com account with a bunch of text files linking to different tinyurl addresses. Kinda fun digging around in this but don't dare trust it.