theres a special scam called metastealer stealer and steals all of your info upon clicking different from paste your credentials, no ones going to do some advanced shit scam on roblox kid that probably hasnt spend anything on roblox and 1856 lvl on blox fruits
The amount of "Mwah" I've got from watching NTTS videos is even more than the total times I've ever held hands with someone of the different gender. Relatable 👍👍
Reminds me of "Ethiopian Malware" meme viruses from back in the day that just popped up an error asking you politely to delete System 32 cos they couldn't afford the complex programming to do it automatically. Ah the good old days when people weren't just trying to ruin lives
@@Aryasvitkona Hi, I am an Albanian virus but because of poor technology in my country unfortunately I am not able to harm your computer. Please be so kind to delete one of your important files yourself and then forward me other users. Many thanks for your cooperation! Best regards, Albanian virus
so they just straight up tell you "to complete this captcha, paste this funny little command into the terminal and execute it, and it will verify your captcha". this is the dumbest scam ive seen by far.
Is it tho??? ppl were stupid enough to paste javascript code into their searchbar for stuff that on ROBLOX and in the process share their session cookies with the miscreants. I don’t think it’s far fetched that the vunerable tech illiterate people which are always the prime target would fall for this.
The best part about the Captcha websites is that they're completely blank except for the fake Captcha. I think that'd be the major flag, since most websites always have something else to load before the Captcha registers.
You shouldn't rely on this. In the future the scammers might make the websites look more legitimate, but they will still need you to do some weird action.
Hey, PatRyk guy here from the video - the original version of that "heaven tools" website actually had a bogus form where you filled out your discord invite and the member count and whatever and right before the "submit" button was the fake captcha - they can most definitely make it appear legitimate.
This is not a captcha, this is a "stupid test". I think schools, universities and even workplaces should add mandatory basic internet literacy courses. Everyone are connected nowadays but barely anybody knows how not to give hackers all your saved accounts and credit card info.
Last I checked, there were basic computer literacy courses (at least in my school district). However, I don't think those courses taught us (and by "us" I mean my classmates and I) enough.
> single click data grabber > look inside > it asks you to copy and execute code on your own This literally that one image of the "albanian virus" that asks you to delete something and pass it on
even tho i also hate em, they are used to stop ppl from autobotting and also, imagine when those accounts get hacked and start spamming those "free steam gift card" links, those are automated actions, and so could be the friend requests, even from a user that they used to know
not really sell your data but your data isnt safe if the police go to these well known vpn companys and just ask for the data they'll just give it over makes the point of the vpn useless so thats why you have to gets a no-logs policy vpn
@@anonkittygirlFeel free to read the awfully wrong terms and conditions agreement with millions of arbitrary words 10,000 years old that have changed their meaning 42 times.
Nigerians do this out of a lack of jobs and poverty. If it’s anyone in the west world, 9 times out of 10 they’re u18s being devious in which they’re too young to get a job
The "Windows Firewall" thing is usually caused the first time you run an application that requires internet access that Windows deems possibly dangerous. It's nothing if it's from a trusted source.
i have a feeling its the same for opera and edge and brave and what not because they all use chromium, though firefox does not i think you can use chrome if you want but its just general good advice to not save your passwords in your browser ive got everything stored in a txt file on an external drive
Captchas have stopped absolutely no bot made after 2016, have annoyed billions of people & introduced dozens of security issues. This is a level of inefficiency & clinging on to life despite uselessness, that is usually only expected from a government run project.
They actually have stopped bots. You need CAPTCHA Bypasses, find workarounds, or buy stupid ass “methods” for thousands of dollars to use their API without needing to solve a CAPTCHA. Sometimes it costs like 12 cents PER lmao
Gotta disagree with you. I own a Discord group for trading video game items. We used to get regularly raded by scam bots because people have a lot of valuables there. I created a captcha bot and the problem went away. Captchas can be defeated, but they require an investment and sophistication to get around. So they still help.
There are so many captcha providers, from CloudFlare, to hcaptcha to Googles, but no public ones have been released by any government, at least not for any websites I visit.
@@JesterChat81 Hey NTTS, I’m currently sick at the moment. Your videos make me feel much better and know how to avoid scumbags, and scam bots. Thank you NTTS. 14 Reply
Why do VPN companies still have the same lie in their "you have to read this as we wrote it" saying, that you can unlock contents on video streaming sites by switching to another country? Thes have the full list of all VPN exit points and they banned them for this exact purpose. No hate, I get it, you need the sponsorship, but seriously this has been incorrect for many years by now and yet they insist on this.
@@David280GG To be fair if you couldn't write a code comment into the run window (and why would you ever need to unless you were trying to obfuscate a scam like this one) it would be easier to notice
I remember have stumbled upon this kind of captcha when downloading some Minecraft bedrock addons. My cybersecurity instinct triggered, I immediately knew something fishy was happening, and I completely dismissed this trap, I even cleared my clipboard afterwards.
There’s also a captcha scam that i found a year ago and it has a fake captcha box and says “Click here to prove that you are not a robot” and then it downloads some sketchy file and runs itself.
This is similar to Windows automatically defaulting to removing the file extension text in their file explorer ".exe", and malware could be given a fake extension to a file to trick them into running a program- displayed as "example.png", but is actually "example.png.exe". I think this was prevalent in Windows 7, but I haven't used Windows in a long time.
as someone who had their entire pc hacked sometime in july of this year, yeah i would get freaked out too because that shit is genuinely scary and it had me shaking
You and I both. I always find these new methods fascinating, props to scammers for being creative, but unfortunately it's actually convincing for a lot of people.
Reminder to never save your passwords directly to your browser. I know it’s extra work, but type them out yourself each time. I had an old skype account hacked by some brazillian dude who kept adding brazilian money to it to make international calls.
I was trying to get to an old blog page and found that it had been taken down and replaced with one of these. Looked at it for two seconds and was like "yeah, absolutely not." Blatantly predatory.
Very basic social engineering, but very dangerous. It's like a far more evil version of tricking people in a chat room with "Press Alt+F4 for secret Pokemon".
If you have a trusted event your JS can for one second write to the clipboard, from within that event's handler. And clicking on the checkbox counts as a trusted event. So the checkbox is basically a disguised "Copy to clipboard" button that also happens to unhide the popup.
For those who dont want to buy a VPN there is a small work around you might be already using Some ISP / Most ISP to Cut cost use CGNAT which is a method where the ISP will share 1 IP address with 100 Differnt Subscribers you can do some tests to find if your ISP is using CGNAT or you can just ask them (most likely they don't know what that is) SO If your IP gets leaked is like many people who is using the same internet Provider as yours gets leaked. So They will DDOS the ISP server and not your modem.
HTA is for making "native" applications using HTML, it's a legacy tool that still uses IE's engine, and has no sandboxing, so any JS/VBS can run through it. Also NTTS, you could've right clicked the start button and hit Run from there.
"In the end of the day should be easy" he says, meanwhile there are captchas out there that are clearly training AI/ML models. My favorite one I've had was something like "choose the images that are cool in color temperature" or something along those lines.
thats not rlly how malware works (usually), your other devices won’t get malware from another infected computer on the same network unless the infected computer specifically has remote access to the other device, or there is some exploit used, like EternalBlue in the wannacry attack.
The dollar sign in the wrong position is a common theme amongst European countries and even some Latin American countries. People who format like that, you can tell are from one of those regions.
@@adiyn_ i dont know who you are talking about, however this does solve to pi. Here's proof: Know sin^2 + cos^2 = 1 so √(1-cos²) = √(sin²) = sin x so sin(x) / √(1-cos²(x)) = sin(x) / sin(x) = 1 So the function becomes 1³ = 1. From 0 till pi, integrate dx. U get F(x) = x (+ C), from 0 to pi => F(π) - F(0) => π - 0 = π
5:18 just to clarify, it does not let you read or WRITE to the clipboard UNLESS the user's mouse is in the webpage AND there is a user interaction that has happened (scrolling does not count)
5:54 - Holy balls, thats awesome you got a triage subscription you should reach out to recorded future and see if theyll sponsor one of your future videos on going over scams like these.
Tbh if my pc didnt suck i would fall for it cause i learned how oto use the ctrl e because a certain game didnt work and a yt toturial told me ot use ctrl e i ran into that captcha I remembered that and didnt do ghe run thing knowing it might be a scam but tbh making us use those combinations are better then making us click the captcha so its quite clever... Only if it didnt send my credit card information and some guy uses it for prob weird ass stuff.
tbf, even if you see the first bit as a user, if you're not very skeptical you might just see "Oh yeah it goes to that website with a captcha-verification at the end, seems legit"
2 years or so ago i used to think hacking someone is this thing that needs a lot of knowledge and is really hard to do but its basically just telling a dumb to do a dumb thing to get dumbs stuff without dumb noticing
This is illegal and immoral. Don't do this. Also it won't get patched, because it exploits the human error. There's no patching humans, other than educating them.
is it just me but NTTS has one of those addicting voices I have to watch and listen to all of hes videos and i love it its like (Daily does of internet)
Fake CAPTCHA: "Press Windows Key + R" Chromebook user: "...s***" (yes, this could apply to all non-Windows operating systems, but Chromebooks physically don't have a Windows key)
@Andres-gq3zp Probably not. To my knowledge, this exploit doesn't require asking the user for elevated permissions. Unix-based operating systems require you to input your password every time a sudo command is run, which does *essentially* the same thing, and even then there's the chance that it'll ask you questions like "are you SURE you wanna do that???" I'm not saying it's impossible for Unix OS users (Chrome OS, Mac, Linux...) are immune, but it seems to be much more difficult to be incognito here.
@@themoneysometimes I mean, if they really wanted to, they would definitely find some way to do it. Nevertheless, I don't think that most linux users would fall for a scam that literally says "go ahead and paste this magical command into your terminal and run it"
it is extremely fuuny , to try to contact a person, who sent this website and tell him that you are running linux, so it will be just hilarious to watch his following actions if any
If its not join servers for you, its still kinda safe. Its your own choice though, i dont recommend doing it if its an untrusted server, i cant even understand discord. but what can they do, botting your mail? Scamming? I dont think so. The chances are slim but its still possible, atleast. Its not even worth their time to do that. Plus many bots *ask* for that for whatever reason, so yea, in my conclusion it is pretty safe.
10:50 This is why I NEVER save cookies onto my browser with important shit on it, ALWAYS set them to delete themselves because if someone gets into your PC this will be the first thing theyll want.
I remember r getting that “are you 18 years old?” Now I really wish it was a captcha,it took you to a porn video when you only clicked “yes”,THANK GOD I CLICKED NO 😭
Reminds me of the time where i tried downloading some mods off a sketchy website for a game i play (i didnt know at the time okay) and it did ask for a captcha but instead, it asked to enable notifications. From there, i started getting fake virus popups. I quickly found out how to get rid of it though, so im all good. Stay safe guys.
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>new scam just dropped
>it's just "hey paste your credentials" again
pretty much nordvpn.
u want worse scams?
Oh wow, the man, the legend, Dan Yami, the lead dev of SoA mod is here! Didn't expect to see you.
theres a special scam called metastealer stealer and steals all of your info upon clicking different from paste your credentials, no ones going to do some advanced shit scam on roblox kid that probably hasnt spend anything on roblox and 1856 lvl on blox fruits
@@user-ew8lt6yi2i no but it's absolutely crazy that people still fall for this shit when it's not evolved in 30yrs.
I have heard NTTS say to me "I love you" more than any other person I've met in real life
Same...
The amount of "Mwah" I've got from watching NTTS videos is even more than the total times I've ever held hands with someone of the different gender. Relatable 👍👍
I've never been kissed so much
fr 😔
relateble
I call this: "We won't make malware. Go hack yourself"
Reminds me of "Ethiopian Malware" meme viruses from back in the day that just popped up an error asking you politely to delete System 32 cos they couldn't afford the complex programming to do it automatically. Ah the good old days when people weren't just trying to ruin lives
@@Aryasvitkona thats also just your average 10 year old trying to make malware
@@bubgamingandvlogs3870 pint "you haxxord!!!1!"
invalid syntax
i mean technically they made the malware they still have it on their computer and trick you into downloading it
@@Aryasvitkona Hi, I am an Albanian virus but because of poor technology in my country unfortunately I am not able to harm your computer. Please be so kind to delete one of your important files yourself and then forward me other users. Many thanks for your cooperation! Best regards, Albanian virus
Please dress up as a minion and eat a banana tomorrow, its very important.
for science
how so many likes
@@universaltoons Theres demand, NTTS can be the supplier. This business model will go to the moon and possibly steal it aswell!
i read it as "please dress up as a minor" and now i feel horrible abt myself 💀
@@NimVimreal!
so they just straight up tell you "to complete this captcha, paste this funny little command into the terminal and execute it, and it will verify your captcha".
this is the dumbest scam ive seen by far.
Is it tho???
ppl were stupid enough to paste javascript code into their searchbar for stuff that on ROBLOX and in the process share their session cookies with the miscreants. I don’t think it’s far fetched that the vunerable tech illiterate people which are always the prime target would fall for this.
The arch linux forums have a captcha kind of like this. You run the command then copy its output into the text box
@@kimapr3817 If you use archlinux you know what the command does lol
To 99.99% of people it's stupid, but all it takes is that .01% of people to get all they want
@@kimapr3817 that is a bad captcha
Imagine being so lucky you get a twitter follow bot and the sophie rain spiderman video all in one day
silly guy
Lucky ahh, btw i like your vids
real
bro im ur fan lol, True (im an og a fag since 2021)
YOOOO
The best part about the Captcha websites is that they're completely blank except for the fake Captcha. I think that'd be the major flag, since most websites always have something else to load before the Captcha registers.
You shouldn't rely on this. In the future the scammers might make the websites look more legitimate, but they will still need you to do some weird action.
@GrzesiekJedenastka right, but for right now it's super obvious. Plus there will always be details that are missed or something's not right.
Hey, PatRyk guy here from the video - the original version of that "heaven tools" website actually had a bogus form where you filled out your discord invite and the member count and whatever and right before the "submit" button was the fake captcha - they can most definitely make it appear legitimate.
U are so cool
This is not a captcha, this is a "stupid test".
I think schools, universities and even workplaces should add mandatory basic internet literacy courses.
Everyone are connected nowadays but barely anybody knows how not to give hackers all your saved accounts and credit card info.
Many are just so stupid and will just follow this.
Same with phone scams..
i live in the dutch (small country in europe) and in our schools every body hase a leptop and are teachers lurn us how to work online
Last I checked, there were basic computer literacy courses (at least in my school district). However, I don't think those courses taught us (and by "us" I mean my classmates and I) enough.
not an internet literacy course but just an entire course dedicated to all forms of scams mail scams call scams internet scams etc
CAPITIHA (Completely Automated Public Idiot test to tell Idiots and Humans Apart)
This went from "Prove if you're not a robot" to "Prove if you're able to send us all your info"
When you think about it, robots don't have any personal info to steal... So technically, it's true.
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even my robot can complete this verification (well if it's not a scam ofc)
> single click data grabber
> look inside
> it asks you to copy and execute code on your own
This literally that one image of the "albanian virus" that asks you to delete something and pass it on
"hey man i can hack you in like five minutes"
"bet"
"ok first launch this .exe file i'll send you..."
LMAO
Software security has generally gotten better, but there's no fixing humans.
@@uooooooooh Replace the humans
i hate captchas on discord, like dawg you know everything bout me and still think im a robot
even tho i also hate em, they are used to stop ppl from autobotting
and also, imagine when those accounts get hacked and start spamming those "free steam gift card" links, those are automated actions, and so could be the friend requests, even from a user that they used to know
yea but like discord NEVER does that cuz the hacked accs are gonna dm ur friends
discord once locked my account for suspicious activity when I tried to add someone as a friend 😭
the fact that the bot that copied you was higher in the list 😭😭😭
@@kung_puey fr i hate them 😭
i really think you need to talk about VPN's that sell your data
excuse me did i read that right
not really sell your data but your data isnt safe if the police go to these well known vpn companys and just ask for the data they'll just give it over makes the point of the vpn useless so thats why you have to gets a no-logs policy vpn
@@twitchhighlights4204does nord vpn have a no-logs policy?
@@anonkittygirlFeel free to read the awfully wrong terms and conditions agreement with millions of arbitrary words 10,000 years old that have changed their meaning 42 times.
I thought Nord was one of the trusted ones…
All the scammers could get jobs in the time they use trying to scam.
Get a job? in this Economy?
for them scamming is easier
I mean scamming is just WAY easier as you can see
Not to defend them, but they are usually in a third world country with low oportunities.
Nigerians do this out of a lack of jobs and poverty. If it’s anyone in the west world, 9 times out of 10 they’re u18s being devious in which they’re too young to get a job
The "Windows Firewall" thing is usually caused the first time you run an application that requires internet access that Windows deems possibly dangerous. It's nothing if it's from a trusted source.
its always a good idea to not use chrome for passwords, that's literally where every virus looks first!
+1
oh shit
finally, confirmation bias for using firefox
i have a feeling its the same for opera and edge and brave and what not because they all use chromium, though firefox does not i think
you can use chrome if you want but its just general good advice to not save your passwords in your browser
ive got everything stored in a txt file on an external drive
@@progect354811:09 look carefully. It grabbed the passwords from Firefox too.
Captchas have stopped absolutely no bot made after 2016, have annoyed billions of people & introduced dozens of security issues. This is a level of inefficiency & clinging on to life despite uselessness, that is usually only expected from a government run project.
Unless you're implying Google is the government, Captcha is owned and run by Google.
They actually have stopped bots. You need CAPTCHA Bypasses, find workarounds, or buy stupid ass “methods” for thousands of dollars to use their API without needing to solve a CAPTCHA. Sometimes it costs like 12 cents PER lmao
Gotta disagree with you. I own a Discord group for trading video game items. We used to get regularly raded by scam bots because people have a lot of valuables there. I created a captcha bot and the problem went away. Captchas can be defeated, but they require an investment and sophistication to get around. So they still help.
it's been used to train ai, I think you overlooked that
There are so many captcha providers, from CloudFlare, to hcaptcha to Googles, but no public ones have been released by any government, at least not for any websites I visit.
Hey NTTS, I’m currently sick at the moment. Your videos make me feel much better and know how to avoid scumbags, and scam bots. Thank you NTTS.
I've seen this exact comment twice so far, hmm
How do you scam bots 😜
@@JesterChat81 Hey NTTS, I’m currently sick at the moment. Your videos make me feel much better and know how to avoid scumbags, and scam bots. Thank you NTTS.
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@@JesterChat81 My message might have gotten copied by some dipshit spam bot
Hey NTTS, I'm currently jorking it at the moment. Your videos make me feel much hornier and know how to avoid
honestly I'm not watching this channel because of discord anymore, but to prevent getting hacked or scammed
Seriously! Because I'm 46, and I am BEHIND! 😭
Why do VPN companies still have the same lie in their "you have to read this as we wrote it" saying, that you can unlock contents on video streaming sites by switching to another country? Thes have the full list of all VPN exit points and they banned them for this exact purpose. No hate, I get it, you need the sponsorship, but seriously this has been incorrect for many years by now and yet they insist on this.
There are some sites that it still works for I guess. It did for a while in the beginning for many sites and I miss it :(
expired information is like half of all advertisment at this point
This is actually terrifying, like for someone uneducated this is just scary.
Yeah, most internet users aren't that tech savy but then again someone downloading a totally not NSFW game should know better.
this is literally just another "paste your credentials/run this specific code here" scam. you should know better
@@David280GG To be fair if you couldn't write a code comment into the run window (and why would you ever need to unless you were trying to obfuscate a scam like this one) it would be easier to notice
I like how you actually put some comedy in your ads
i still don't watch them
To the hackers that employ this method: you're not very creative and your scams suck.
I remember have stumbled upon this kind of captcha when downloading some Minecraft bedrock addons. My cybersecurity instinct triggered, I immediately knew something fishy was happening, and I completely dismissed this trap, I even cleared my clipboard afterwards.
Just don't play bedrock 4head you deserve it for being on bedrock
bro i love you, one of my online friends tried scamming me but I remembered one of yours videos of that type of scam, you saved me
There’s also a captcha scam that i found a year ago and it has a fake captcha box and says “Click here to prove that you are not a robot” and then it downloads some sketchy file and runs itself.
4:09
1 - cos(x)^2 = sin(x)^2
sin(x)/sqrt(sin(x)^2) = 1
integral dx = x + C
so the answer is π + C
I hate myself :)
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Stop giving me calculus PTSD
I actually don't get how you manage to upload videos that fast, they're always really well edited it's insane :0
3:10 that felt personal... 💀
Fr 😭
You'll be surprised by the amount of people that fall for this. We had a PSA for this at work as clients were falling for it..
4:46 Actually, the arch forums use one that's made to return a hashed string that doesn't change in your os and it's completely legit.
“captchas should be easy enough that a grandma can do them” bro has never visited the dark web
6:20 They're actually pretty creative for that lmfao
Yeah that was interesting
This is similar to Windows automatically defaulting to removing the file extension text in their file explorer ".exe", and malware could be given a fake extension to a file to trick them into running a program- displayed as "example.png", but is actually "example.png.exe". I think this was prevalent in Windows 7, but I haven't used Windows in a long time.
I wouldn't be surprised if a scammer use a catchpa to ask the user to go on target to buy a gift card and enter tthe code on it.
as someone who had their entire pc hacked sometime in july of this year, yeah i would get freaked out too because that shit is genuinely scary and it had me shaking
I love learning about networking and Coding, its so fun seeing stuff like this in real time
You and I both. I always find these new methods fascinating, props to scammers for being creative, but unfortunately it's actually convincing for a lot of people.
Saddest part is you'd gotten hacked by a kid or someone with no professional experience
1:04 Homie sounds like he's telling his disappointed dad how he got a virus
Reminder to never save your passwords directly to your browser. I know it’s extra work, but type them out yourself each time.
I had an old skype account hacked by some brazillian dude who kept adding brazilian money to it to make international calls.
dayum
0:59, well in all fairness currency sign after the value isnt too uncommon in Europe
It also makes more sense considering how you actually pronounce it
"I have Dollars five"
when i was watching this a notepad popped up and said "yo bro you dont need this i already checked ur pc for u :)"
Just like crossing a road, always make sure its safe before you run.
I was trying to get to an old blog page and found that it had been taken down and replaced with one of these. Looked at it for two seconds and was like "yeah, absolutely not." Blatantly predatory.
*3:39** AD Skip. Thank me later*
Thanks!, I still watched the ad lol
Browser plugin called SponsorBlock will automatically skip all ads, including integrated video ads like this. Thank me later
Can't ppl just skip by themselves?
let NTTS get his bag bruh jesus
jeez, dude, have a Snickers or smth
Very basic social engineering, but very dangerous. It's like a far more evil version of tricking people in a chat room with "Press Alt+F4 for secret Pokemon".
12:58 unfortunately??
AND fortunately
he said AND fortunately lol
I think he said and fortunately
Thats an A sound not a U sound
i heard that too dont worry, ur not alone haha
5:36 .minecraft? Now I want a minecraft lets play
4:04 they could have at least made the fake captcha a popup instead of on a seperate page.
real
If you have a trusted event your JS can for one second write to the clipboard, from within that event's handler. And clicking on the checkbox counts as a trusted event. So the checkbox is basically a disguised "Copy to clipboard" button that also happens to unhide the popup.
"Can JS stop being cringe for five minutes!" -Shrek
lets be captchas are the only place where u might actually use the algebra we learnt years ago, until you realise you can even remember that shit
Drawing and watching NTTS is a vibe lowkey
For those who dont want to buy a VPN there is a small work around you might be already using
Some ISP / Most ISP to Cut cost use CGNAT
which is a method where the ISP will share 1 IP address with 100 Differnt Subscribers
you can do some tests to find if your ISP is using CGNAT or you can just ask them (most likely they don't know what that is)
SO If your IP gets leaked is like many people who is using the same internet Provider as yours gets leaked.
So They will DDOS the ISP server and not your modem.
@@SioxerNikita yeah right
i was saying that it offers similar protection to a VPN. for free
@@SioxerNikita totally yeah. i mean it is what it is.
HTA is for making "native" applications using HTML, it's a legacy tool that still uses IE's engine, and has no sandboxing, so any JS/VBS can run through it. Also NTTS, you could've right clicked the start button and hit Run from there.
am I the only one that gets hella paranoid watching these videos like "have I ever done this?"
"In the end of the day should be easy" he says, meanwhile there are captchas out there that are clearly training AI/ML models. My favorite one I've had was something like "choose the images that are cool in color temperature" or something along those lines.
12:02 it also might be on your network, so you might wanna also reset every device on your network too
thats not rlly how malware works (usually), your other devices won’t get malware from another infected computer on the same network unless the infected computer specifically has remote access to the other device, or there is some exploit used, like EternalBlue in the wannacry attack.
1:40 THATS OOMF
Who’s that?
one of the ads i got on this video was an add for a text to speech software on a No Text To Speech video
1:25 rookie mistake
The dollar sign in the wrong position is a common theme amongst European countries and even some Latin American countries. People who format like that, you can tell are from one of those regions.
USA is the only country that precedes the price in dollars with the dollar sign, and where the cent sign goes after the price in cents.
@@Izofeu The cents sign rarely is displayed
4:10 its pi
Is this a reference to that one guy who'd reply to super complicated looking integration stuff and just reply with pi or something?
@@adiyn_ i dont know who you are talking about, however this does solve to pi. Here's proof:
Know sin^2 + cos^2 = 1
so √(1-cos²) = √(sin²) = sin x
so sin(x) / √(1-cos²(x)) = sin(x) / sin(x) = 1
So the function becomes 1³ = 1.
From 0 till pi, integrate dx.
U get F(x) = x (+ C), from 0 to pi => F(π) - F(0)
=> π - 0 = π
The first glance at that integral had me worried, but once u see the trig identity, it all falls apart quick
@@dangernoodle235 true it took me 2 seconds to get it
@@dangernoodle235 Same
6:47 Extremely accurate. Image going through it five times because apparently the correct images they give you "isn't actually correct." 🙄
3:39 end of sponsorship
you da real mvp
5:18 just to clarify, it does not let you read or WRITE to the clipboard UNLESS the user's mouse is in the webpage AND there is a user interaction that has happened (scrolling does not count)
7:00 "TESTtickles" lmfao
5:54 - Holy balls, thats awesome you got a triage subscription you should reach out to recorded future and see if theyll sponsor one of your future videos on going over scams like these.
I love how I click links without even thinking!
you literally have to paste something into your run box for this you'd have to be beyond stupid to do that
8:09 ah yes "Visual Basic Script Script"
sorry i couldn't help but nitpick the mystery S you somehow added, great videos man :p
4:09 Bro what 😭😭
I thought U I wouldn't need integrals again in my life
trig functions specifically can go fuck themselves
I think that was a joke, real captchas are typically "find all the traffic lights" since the goal is to train self-driving cars
Tbh if my pc didnt suck i would fall for it cause i learned how oto use the ctrl e because a certain game didnt work and a yt toturial told me ot use ctrl e i ran into that captcha I remembered that and didnt do ghe run thing knowing it might be a scam but tbh making us use those combinations are better then making us click the captcha so its quite clever... Only if it didnt send my credit card information and some guy uses it for prob weird ass stuff.
0:30 romania mentioned 💯💯💯💯🥶🥶
real
hell yeah
uhhhh… I don’t think for a good reason 🎉🎉🎉
4 months using Linux and I now understand what the point of a hashtag was in that command line I'm so proud of me fr
11:14 THEY KNOW WHERE I PEE?!
Ofc it's a Stelle Profile Pic commenting that 😂
Huge thanks, I’m getting more advanced and aware of these scams/hacks
how do people fall for scams this obvious
Navigating download sites without getting malware is apparently a skill
Some people are just gullible
Now second thought. how people trust this ad? (nordvpn) nordvpn is cleary a sketchy bussiness. and you shouldn't trust it with your Ip.
Gullibility. Digital illiteracy. Greed. Depends on whatever the scammers are trying to catch you on.
@@dumblenutz5561, adblockers exist, you know. Browsers like brave also exist.
Bro explains better than my teacher i recommended him to become teacher
Let me guess it just says some random text and puts like 50 spaces so the user can't see and it only runs that malicious code after
KNEW IT
Dude it's so obvious
tbf, even if you see the first bit as a user, if you're not very skeptical you might just see "Oh yeah it goes to that website with a captcha-verification at the end, seems legit"
2 years or so ago i used to think hacking someone is this thing that needs a lot of knowledge and is really hard to do but its basically just telling a dumb to do a dumb thing to get dumbs stuff without dumb noticing
I must now becom heckerman before this gets patched
yooooooooooo
This is illegal and immoral. Don't do this.
Also it won't get patched, because it exploits the human error. There's no patching humans, other than educating them.
the moment the run window opened, a major red flag went off for me
0:25 romania mentioned???? Yay??? I guess?
Funny how this could be partially avoided if comments weren't allowed in the run window's text box
3:15 nordvpn skip bcuz yeah
is it just me but NTTS has one of those addicting voices I have to watch and listen to all of hes videos and i love it its like (Daily does of internet)
Fake CAPTCHA: "Press Windows Key + R"
Chromebook user: "...s***"
(yes, this could apply to all non-Windows operating systems, but Chromebooks physically don't have a Windows key)
Wait but do you think they actually put in the effort to detect the OS and show different instructions?
@Andres-gq3zp Probably not. To my knowledge, this exploit doesn't require asking the user for elevated permissions. Unix-based operating systems require you to input your password every time a sudo command is run, which does *essentially* the same thing, and even then there's the chance that it'll ask you questions like "are you SURE you wanna do that???"
I'm not saying it's impossible for Unix OS users (Chrome OS, Mac, Linux...) are immune, but it seems to be much more difficult to be incognito here.
@@themoneysometimes I mean, if they really wanted to, they would definitely find some way to do it. Nevertheless, I don't think that most linux users would fall for a scam that literally says "go ahead and paste this magical command into your terminal and run it"
I like how the integral just simplifies to the integral of 1 from 0 to pi
01:51 "botting real members" so are they bots or real members
Good question
They are physical robots using computers
@@BrickShortsYT the future is now
it is extremely fuuny , to try to contact a person, who sent this website and tell him that you are running linux, so it will be just hilarious to watch his following actions if any
I just got into a Discord server that tells me to add a bot to my account? that can literally access my Email, is this a scam or nah?
If its not join servers for you, its still kinda safe. Its your own choice though, i dont recommend doing it if its an untrusted server, i cant even understand discord.
but what can they do, botting your mail? Scamming? I dont think so. The chances are slim but its still possible, atleast. Its not even worth their time to do that.
Plus many bots *ask* for that for whatever reason, so yea, in my conclusion it is pretty safe.
10:50 This is why I NEVER save cookies onto my browser with important shit on it, ALWAYS set them to delete themselves because if someone gets into your PC this will be the first thing theyll want.
It's like I always say, "a piece of paper can only be stolen from one location, computer data can be stolen from anywhere in the world"
Please dress up as a gingerbread femboy tomorrow for science purposes
1:44 PatRyk? I never thought I’d see him in a NTTS video. Can’t wait for Bob Pony to show up!
2:28 my Internet speed is like 100mbps
mine is 8 mbps
That's average
fam im i8kbs
Ur lucky ur speed even is 100 mb mine quite literally 4kbps
@@mad6409not everywhere.
I remember r getting that “are you 18 years old?”
Now I really wish it was a captcha,it took you to a porn video when you only clicked “yes”,THANK GOD I CLICKED NO 😭
pause at 3:09 and look at the top right corner💀
bro what is dicktown 💀🙏
Thanks for teaching me new scamming methods each day 😃
Captain NTTS
Reminds me of the time where i tried downloading some mods off a sketchy website for a game i play (i didnt know at the time okay) and it did ask for a captcha but instead, it asked to enable notifications. From there, i started getting fake virus popups. I quickly found out how to get rid of it though, so im all good. Stay safe guys.
scammers bad!
I swear to god some Twitter User would come here and say theres a good reason for them to exist
well actually
I clicked this video and NTTS hacked me and made me join a bunch of roblox condo servers on discord. The absolute madlad.