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# Discord-Exploits
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A program for creating exploited media files for discord written in Go.
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## Usage
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###### discord-exploits is a command line utility, meaning you have to run it through a terminal!
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### Getting Help
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`discord-exploits -h` will show you what commands can be used and what you have to do
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### Creating an Expanding Video file
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`discord-exploits -m expandingvideo -i <input file>.webm`
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The Program only supports .webm files
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##### The video will be saved with a random file name in the directory in which you ran the command
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##### You can use [ffmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org) to convert a video to .webm
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### Creating a "Virus" Image
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`discord-exploits -m virusimage -i <input file>.png`
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The Program currently only supports PNG, other files will be implemented in the future
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##### The image will be saved with a random file name in the directory in which you ran the command
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##### The 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
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## Installation
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### Via releases
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###### the executable will have the name `discord-exploits`
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## Features
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### Current Features
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* Feature for creating a video that, when played on discord, will seem like infinite, because the duration keeps getting longer
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* Feature for creating an image then triggers other users' windows defender after being cached
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