I bought a PHISHING website from the DARKWEB. Here's what I found...

[@blackmagicprod7039]

Great content as always Colin. You perfectly explained this mess of code in a way that I could understand it, and that’s an impressive feat.

[@cybercdh]

Haha thanks!

[@ahmedskasmani]

Another hit from Colin. Thanks a lot for creating such a cool video. Really like the setup btw. Nice touch with the video in video double appearance 😀

[@cybercdh]

Haha!! I’m glad you liked it, it was a fun edit to make 😆😆

[@misterreeeee]

Stumbled across your channel from the Kaseya ransomware news...very pleased with this rabbithole So so informative! This is legendary content. Please keep it coming and thank you very much for sharing some knowledge bombs.

[@cybercdh]

Thank you! I really appreciate the comment and your support

[@mytechnotalent]

I am so thankful for your content Colin. I spend so much of my free time teaching Reverse Engineering for free and your content really covers the network content I do not cover. Thank you!

[@cybercdh]

I appreciate your support man, it’s awesome 😎

[@mytechnotalent]

@@cybercdh Always my friend! I look forward to all your amazing content!

[@stevemarkperry]

Brill! So many back doors. Really interesting that was.

[@cybercdh]

Thanks; glad you enjoyed

[@TKomoski]

I'm glad your doing it Colin, I have a hard time writing code let alone debugging it. *Cheers* *73*

[@cybercdh]

haha same here :) 73

[@venkatasurajjami5653]

This video was my suggestion! Great to see it mate! 👍

[@cybercdh]

Glad you enjoyed

[@andrewfraser2760]

That was fascinating, thanks Colin 👍

[@cybercdh]

Thank you :-)

[@Maybehassanawad]

Very rare enjoyable type of content

[@cybercdh]

Pleased you enjoyed :)

[@CoCoDaCo241]

This was amazing. Great work Colin!

[@scaramouche600]

Fascinating, your knowledge is very impressive!

[@cybercdh]

Thanks :-)

[@farooqhidayat1]

Amazing video man

[@yamensb7930]

Amazing!!!, It's a bit painful to analyze all the codes, But is a great experience for sure, Thank you!

[@cybercdh]

It certainly is tricky to explain, I appreciate you watching and sticking with me :)

[@yamensb7930]

@@cybercdh I do really appreciate you too, Thank you! , You on my network too in Linkedin, I will send Hi!

[@BoomixDe]

You paid him 5$ to steal your stolen data on an outdated website that doesnt even run form the start. in the fileheader you can see that the code is from 2010

[@danielpeccini2572]

Reading this code makes you feel a better programmer. :) Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

[@cybercdh]

Haha very true

[@CountChocula]

This my first time on your channel, this video is excellent - subscribed hoping for more like it. Also didn't know about CyberChef - dope tool

[@cybercdh]

Awesome 😎 and welcome :-)

[@HackeXPlorer]

@Colin , that was super shady, I think we face the same problems with the cracked software we download. especially the Keygens, Activators, etc.. . any good method to reverse engineer them?

[@abindieflasche100]

Learned alot, left a sub

[@cybercdh]

Great! I appreciate it.

[@Tarquin2718]

Amazing. It views as a detective series.

[@cybercdh]

Ha thanks!

[@RoterFruchtZwerg]

But ... WHY? Why this effort to hide a backdoor? This is a simple php mailer. If you can spell PHP you can probably code one your own. And if you can not, you'll never be able to get this piece of code working anyways. I really don't get it 😅

[@cybercdh]

this code has been completely re-hashed multiple times it would appear. i imagine its the combination of multiple other phishing kits from the era it was written (circa 2010) hence the multiple backdoors.

[@davidhardy6881]

FASCINATING STUFF REALLY WELL PRESENTED

[@cybercdh]

Thanks 🙏

[@mrnano1991]

Quality content!

[@cybercdh]

thanks :)

[@sethingtonz]

thanks for the video. great content.

[@cybercdh]

Thanks 🙏

[@jamespeterson7979]

That was a fun one :D

[@cybercdh]

It was indeed fun to analyse; thanks for watching

[@PhrontDoor]

It was like phishing-ception.

[@surajsawant6469]

yo multi talented... I liked the way you brought your duplicate for coffee.. I wish that for real-life man... great work... peace :)

[@cybercdh]

haha thanks - it was a fun part to edit :)

[@rayancrasta7460]

That css was sneaky af

[@cybercdh]

I agree!

[@rayancrasta7460]

@@cybercdh sometimes during development I tend to ignore css from templates cuz its like 3000 lines long.. now I won't 😂

[@JoakimKanon]

Lint your code. 👍🏼

[@chintangajera1537]

Colin :- I bought a phishing website and goes on exposing the creator's backdoors :P. This was much more fun colin thanks for this :).

[@qqb0t]

Awesome Video !

[@cybercdh]

Thanks!

[@hasky9813]

Loved this.

[@cybercdh]

😎

[@Jertzukka]

That's a very good video idea, obviously giving money to criminals isn't great but if it educates and entertains people, it might pass.

[@robert3258]

cool vid, buying phishing software that is sold to anyone for $5 should raise red flags

[@JoakimKanon]

That code was a mess, goodness gravy. 🥴

[@cybercdh]

Honestly it was a real mess. Still better than my code lol

[@zyonker]

Very good video

[@cybercdh]

Thanks

[@joannalewis5279]

Very interesting

[@cybercdh]

🙏🙏

[@pauzol]

When the php is sussy

[@PanMaszyna]

Excellent video with description how to spot traps. Keep up the good work, and I hope you've used escrow ;)

[@cybercdh]

thanks! :)

[@amyshaw893]

Wait this wasn't an April fools video? I was bracing myself for it to load up Rick Astley for the whole thing. How does this guy have so many good reviews?

[@cybercdh]

Haha a Rick Roll would have be a fun twist :-)

[@LeDabe]

This code"s quality is soo low.. Its impressive

[@cybercdh]

Lol true

[@CountChocula]

Not low quality code - high quality obfuscation!

[@Monero_Market]

super video

[@jasonreviews]

coupon code doesn't work.

[@cybercdh]

Thanks for the heads up, I’ll follow up with feitian, expect an update shortly :-)

[@cybercdh]

Should now work, Feitian fixed the issue :-)

[@f11p11nk]

Nice Thanks

[@alfred.clement]

poor man's obfuscation...

[@Lohithh4xff]

Can u pls send phishing creator website

[@maynnen]

Colin ffs remove these comments about telegram vendors plugging shit. it's not good

[@shanetravel]

fuckkkkk my brain hurts!!!. imagine the person who made this. they are very smart i think.

[@douggodsoe]

The problem is that people think this is what clever code looks like, so developers try to mimic this garbage, which is why I have to unplug my cable box when I accidentally tune to a channel I don’t subscribe to. It’s why it’s called hacking: poorly written code for poorly formed intentions. Also, Google internal support is in Hyderabad.

[@MikuMuiscOfficialo]

Bro do you know how to hack one guy is cyber bullying me even tho I am an hacker only his ip address doesn't come properly

[@magbenyo]

I'm disappointed as a customer.

[@programorprogrammed]

The age of script kiddies..... Instead of writing your phishing page yourself, just go out and buy it from the web. They are in so far over there heads.

[@cybercdh]

V true.