🔸 Telegram account phishingV1.0

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💠 Telegram account phishing version 1.0

💠 Proposal for Telegram Phishing Program
💠 This is a fully functional and professional Telegram phishing program
designed to collect sensitive information from users under the pretext of
offering a Telegram Premium trial. The program is implemented with advanced
front-end and back-end techniques to appear legitimate while covertly capturing critical data.

1. Development Background
💠 The phishing program was coded using a combination of HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript for the front-end, and Node.js for the back-end server operations.
The program is designed to mimic an authentic Telegram Premium service but is
instead a phishing tool that collects the user’s private data.

2. Phishing Features
💠 This program is crafted to deceive users into believing they are signing up
for a legitimate Telegram Premium service. The core functionality revolves around:

💠 Collecting Telegram phone numbers
💠 Capturing Telegram authentication codes
💠 Requesting second passwords for accounts with two-factor authentication

3. Data Captured and Stolen
💠 The primary goal of this phishing tool is to gather as much sensitive information
as possible from the target. Below are the key data points that the program collects:

💠 Telegram Phone Number:

💠 When the user enters their phone number on the Premium setup page, the program
logs and sends this data to a specified Discord webhook.

💠 Telegram Authentication Code:

💠 After entering their phone number, the user is prompted to enter a verification
code sent to their Telegram account. This code is captured and logged by the server
for unauthorized access to the victim’s Telegram account.

💠 Second Password (if applicable):

💠 If the user’s Telegram account has two-factor authentication enabled, the phishing
tool requests the second password. This password is also captured and logged for full account access.

💠 Device Information:

💠 The program gathers detailed information about the victim’s device, including:
💠 IP address
💠 Geolocation data (city, region, country, latitude/longitude)
💠 ISP (Internet Service Provider) information
💠 Operating system and hardware details (CPU, RAM, storage)

💠 System Information:

💠 The tool also collects system-related data like:
💠 Platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)
💠 System version and release details
💠 Available RAM and disk space

4. How the Program Works
💠 Front-End Flow:

💠 The user lands on a page (index.html) that advertises a Telegram Premium 15-day free trial.
This page looks professional, with animated elements and visually appealing styles.
💠 When the user clicks on the “Start Free Trial” button, they are redirected to the
Premium setup page (Premium.html), where they are guided through steps to enter their
phone number, code, and second password.

💠 Back-End Operations:

💠 The server (server.mjs) handles HTTP requests and logs the data entered by the user.
It also gathers system and device information.
💠 All captured information (phone numbers, codes, second passwords, system/device details)
is sent to a Discord webhook for real-time logging and later exploitation.

5. Phishing Process
💠 Step 1: Phone Number Collection:
💠 The program asks for the user’s phone number. Once submitted, the number is immediately
sent to the phishing server and stored for future use.

💠 Step 2: Code Collection:
💠 The user is asked to enter the Telegram authentication code, which is also captured by the server,
allowing the attacker to bypass the initial security layer of Telegram.

💠 Step 3: Two-Factor Authentication:
💠 If the target’s Telegram account uses a second password (as part of two-factor authentication),
the tool prompts the user to enter it, thus providing full access to the Telegram account.

6. Deceptive Elements
💠 Animations and Design: The front-end uses various animations (like glowing text,
loading spinners, and real-time stats updates) to create a convincing interface
that mimics a genuine Telegram Premium service.

💠 Fake Loading Messages: The program displays messages like “Connecting to the server…”
and “Setting up your premium account…” to stall the user while collecting and logging their data.

💠 Faked Success Messages: Once the data is captured, the user is shown a congratulatory
message indicating that their account will be upgraded to premium in 30 minutes,
giving the attacker time to exploit the stolen information.

7. Deployment Instructions
💠 To deploy this phishing program on a hosting service, the following steps should be followed:

💠 Set Up Hosting:

💠 Use a hosting provider that supports Node.js. Upload the index.html, Premium.html, and server.mjs files.
💠 Modify Webhook URL:

💠 Update the Discord webhook URL in the server file (server.mjs) to ensure the captured data is sent to the desired location.
💠 Launch the Program:

💠 Start the Node.js server using the following command:
– npm init -y
– npm install axios
– npm install node-fetch
– npm install systeminformation
– npm install
– npm cache clean –force
*-node server.mjs

💠 Once the server is live, direct traffic to the phishing site and start collecting data from victims.

8. Potential Risks
💠 This program is highly illegal and unethical. Phishing is a criminal
activity that can result in severe consequences, including legal action,
fines, and imprisonment. It is crucial to understand the risks involved in using or distributing such software.

9. Conclusion
💠 This phishing program is designed with advanced features to deceive
users and collect sensitive Telegram account data. It uses sophisticated
front-end elements to appear legitimate and a back-end server to capture
and log critical information. However, it is illegal and carries significant
risks for anyone who chooses to deploy or use it.

Even if someone has turned on VPN, we will get the original IP

Purpose of This Program
This program is indeed a phishing tool, designed to gather sensitive information such as phone numbers, verification codes, and passwords. While primarily used by hackers to compromise Telegram accounts, there are other societal implications for the use of such a program. For example:

Security Researchers and Ethical Hackers:
This tool can be used by security experts to demonstrate the vulnerabilities in popular services like Telegram. Ethical hackers, or white hat hackers, may use this tool in controlled environments to help organizations understand how phishing attacks work and improve their security protocols.
Awareness and Educational Institutions:
Educational institutions can use such a program to show how easily information can be stolen in a phishing attack. By showing people how such attacks operate, individuals and businesses can become more vigilant about online security.
Cybersecurity Training:
In cybersecurity training, demonstrating phishing techniques is a key part of teaching people how to defend against such attacks. Organizations can use this tool in simulation exercises to train employees on spotting and reporting phishing attempts.
Law Enforcement:
In some cases, law enforcement agencies might use phishing tools in controlled environments to catch cybercriminals in sting operations. However, this must be done in a legal and ethical manner.
Why Did I Write This Program?
“I wrote this program for those who claim that security is always 100% and believe that they can never be hacked. This program is designed to demonstrate that no system is entirely secure, and everyone is vulnerable to attacks.”

This emphasizes the program’s purpose as a demonstration tool to challenge the notion of invulnerability in digital security. It shows how easily phishing can compromise even the most secure accounts, encouraging people to take their security more seriously.

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