A program for creating exploited media files for discord written in Go.
discord-exploits -h
will show you what commands can be used and what you have to do
discord-exploits -m <mode> -i <input file> [-q]
the mode e
stands for expanding video duration
the mode n
stands for negative video duration
the mode 0
or z
stands for video with 0s duration
the mode v
stands for virus image
the mode t
stands for "twice", this file will play a different audio when it is replayed (still experimental)
The Program only supports webm
files for video, png
files for images and ogg
files for audio (t)
You can use FFmpeg to convert a video to .webm or to convert an image to png (better than online converters)
The "virus" image may get flagged by windows defender and will get removed. to restore the file, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Security > Virus & Threat protection and restore the file
go to the releases page and download either the windows or linux version
windows-64-bit windows-32-bit
linux-64-bit linux-32-bit
make sure you have Go installed and in your path
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Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/Schmenn/discord-exploits
If you don't have git installed, install it here or download the code as a zip
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Go into the folder
cd discord-exploits
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Build it
go build
- Feature for creating a video that, when played on discord, will seem like infinite, because the duration keeps getting longer
- Feature for creating a video that, when played on discord, will look like it has got a huge negative duration
- Feature for creating a video that, when played on discord, will look like it has got a constant duration of 0
- Feature for creating an image then triggers other users' windows defender after being cached
- Feature for creating an audio file that plays a different track when you replay it
- Transcoding from
mp4
towebm
, fromjpeg
andjpg
topng
and frommp4
andm4a
toogg
(requires FFmpeg)
The t/twice mode requires ffmpeg with all compatible file formats, even ogg
, because the current version of the exploit has to convert the audio to a sample rate of 44100.
not yet decided.