Now run this command in the same directory where you downloaded the zip file.

unzip OTP-BOT\[Join\ \@hackers_assemble\].zip

This will extarct the folders inside the zip file

Now input yes.

Now Change your directory to the exracted folder.

Using this command:-

cd OTP-BOT\[Join\ \@hackers_assemble\]

and you can use ls -l to list all files and directories in your current directory.

now you should be logged in

Commands and Usage:-

~pwd (print working directory).
~sudo su (Gives root privilege to perform tasks. Its like the run as admin in windows).
~mkdir $FNAME (This syntax is use to create a directory and here $FNAME should be the name of the folder that you want to keep).
~cd $DIR (This means to change your directory to what path you have entered instead of $DIR).

Now change directory to ./api using cd api

then open the config file using nano by using this command: nano config.js

Now input your password if you have selected password authentication and hit enter.

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Hackers steal cryptocurrency from bitcoin ATMs using 0day.

⚡️Recently, a group of anonymous hackers took advantage of a zero-day bug in ATM servers General Bytes Bitcoin, to steal BTC from multiple clients. When customers buy or deposit bitcoins through these ATMs, the zero-day vulnerability allows hackers to redirect funds to their own wallets.

According to the advisory report, this vulnerability has been present in the CAS software since its previous version. Team General Bytes believes that hackers have scanned the Internet for open servers running on TCP ports 443 or 7777. All servers hosted by General Bytes and Digital Oceans run on these ports.

By creating a fake administrator account, the hackers were able to change the "buy" and "sell" settings on the ATM servers and route payments to an external wallet.

It is not clear how many servers were hacked using this vulnerability and how much cryptocurrency was stolen.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-steal-crypto-from-bitcoin-atms-by-exploiting-zero-day-bug/

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