Is Netflix Breaker safe?

[Gomze]

Netflix Breaker is opening 8 connections at start without doing anything.

 

3 Servers:

 

The first Server (104.27.14 8.225) is a webspace I guess because there are many domains on it

The Problem I got is that I am not sure if there is any connection between the coder and sp-exploit.com...would be a pretty good coincidence

 

Small funfact: The sp-exploit site got some posts and threads on Hackforums...but see it yourself.

When we try to connect to the second ip (

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) it shows us that the URL is invalid. But the page is found. I guess we

need to use a POST right here, but not interested in trying it out.

 

The third domain is legit I guess, they are waiting for a request.

 

I am not sure if that is safe or not. Maybe @InstaStore want to comment why he connect to the servers without doing anything.

Wanns share code?

Edited by Gomze, 19 July 2018 - 01:58 PM.

[3X1L3DP4TH]

Nice research!! Useful pleb

[Chief]

instastore are you going to respond to that?

 

Really usefull pleb

[xDarkMatter]

HI,

 

I'm the dev of Netflix Breaker and I'll be short and quick to explain this, so basically you have 4 connections at the start of the program to check your access code, 1 to implement new code and 1 to check weather the code was changed or blocked and 1 to validate everything and let you in, and the final one is for the notifications system so I can send the users a pop up msg when they open the program next time

 

The other connections are related to this window:

 

Each server has a Netflix account that is encrypted inside the program, if an account goes down I disable the server that is related to that account, and how I do that is by these connections remotely from a web hosting.

 

Also not to mention there's Netflix's connections..

 

There's nothing to be worried about, not because the program is free to use I'm gonna hack you guys or smth lmao

[Gomze]

HI,

 

I'm the dev of Netflix Breaker and I'll be short and quick to explain this, so basically you have 4 connections at the start of the program to check your access code, 1 to implement new code and 1 to check weather the code was changed or blocked and 1 to validate everything and let you in, and the final one is for the notifications system so I can send the users a pop up msg when they open the program next time

 

The other connections are related to this window:

 

Each server has a Netflix account that is encrypted inside the program, if an account goes down I disable the server that is related to that account, and how I do that is by these connections remotely from a web hosting.

 

Also not to mention there's Netflix's connections..

 

There's nothing to be worried about, not because the program is free to use I'm gonna hack you guys or smth lmao

 

Did you count 5?

1: Check access code -> Sounds clean

2: Implement new Code -> Ok

3: Check if code was changed/blocked -> Ok

4: Validate everything -> STOP! You already checked my access code and if code was changed, what do you need to check there?

5: Notifications -> Ok

 

I wanna notice that I dont want to say that is a virus/rat. I just want to make clear what the connections are doing.

And I dont understand why to check everything and than check everything again.

Thanks for your post!

[xDarkMatter]

1 more thing, you guys may be wondering why I putted the access code window when the program is free.

 

Take a look at this:

 

These are the status changes I talked about, when the program go down I need to put in maintenance mode to work on a new version and the "update" is to release the new version, and all these connect to a webspace to check if the word is there

 

To make you guys feel better, this is the whole control link: 

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(this link is where I control all these connections but ofc you won't be able to edit since I edit from inside the webhosting)

[xDarkMatter]

Did you count 5?

1: Check access code -> Sounds clean

2: Implement new Code -> Ok

3: Check if code was changed/blocked -> Ok

4: Validate everything -> STOP! You already checked my access code and if code was changed, what do you need to check there?

5: Notifications -> Ok

 

I wanna notice that I dont want to say that is a virus/rat. I just want to make clear what the connections are doing.

And I dont understand why to check everything and than check everything again.

Thanks for your post!

 

About the virus/rat these are all from the encryption, even my Norton antivirus considered the whole program as a big time virus

[Gomze]

About the virus/rat these are all from the encryption, even my Norton antivirus considered the whole program as a big time virus

Uhm maybe I asked wrong.

 

First thanks for the server answer.

I was just wondering why you count 5 connections and why there is 1 absolutly not needed and makes no sense

[xDarkMatter]

Uhm maybe I asked wrong.

 

First thanks for the server answer.

I was just wondering why you count 5 connections and why there is 1 absolutly not needed and makes no sense

 

Look,

The connections are:

1 - 

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(to weather enable or disable the notification msg)

2 - 

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(to display the notification msg)

3 - 

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(to check the access code and changed it, and block it, and the update notice and everything from there)

4 - 

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(to weather enable or disable the servers) If you noticed I putted there "one two" this means server 1 (account one) and 2 (account two) are down

5 - 

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(connection to Netflix)

 

the other 3 connections I think they're from Netflix also, since there's login URL and automatic signing in + there's multiple (forms) that has the same link of Netflix.

Also I think that the virus/rat are considered maybe because of the auto-signing in to a Netflix account or from the encryption.

 

That's all I got man, give it to a really expert cyber security guy and he will assure you that there's nothing, but I understand your fears since this is a cracking forum.

thanks,

[MrPutin]

Fishyyy?