Unlocking Discord Nitro features for free

Post by memefrog » Thu, Aug 24, 2023, 6:30 AM UTC

someguy7250 wrote: post #128

berbec wrote: post #15

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For those to lazy to run base64 --decode, here's the result: // Here's a cake if you thought about inspecting the code before executing it: let css = 'font-size: 36px; font-weight: bold; color: red'; console.log("%cNEVER paste code you don't understand into the development console.", css); console.log("%cThis is the best way to compromise your account.", css);

> NEVER paste code you don't understand into the development console Tech companies have long achieved security by simply locking people out of choices that they shouldn't make. I'm suspecting that Google will soon lock people out of Chrome's developer tools unless they can prove they are a developer (with a certificate that's tied to the website they are debugging)

Post by anticensor » Thu, Aug 24, 2023, 7:35 PM UTC

sneak wrote: post #40

A reminder: everything sent via Discord, including DMs, is being logged in plaintext by Discord and will be available to them and whoever buys them (it was looking to be Microsoft for a while, though now it looks like they will IPO). Simply having an account there normalizes having personal conversations that can be easily data mined for AI, or otherwise used by Discord or their database/systems administrators. Secti…

Post by anticensor » Mon, Aug 28, 2023, 12:37 PM UTC

CatWChainsaw wrote: post #144

anticensor wrote: post #143

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Fortunately, Discord has traceless deletion of messages. Once you delete a message, it is no longer stored at their databases.

Is this really the case? I'm skeptical because I kept a conversation with someone who deleted their whole account. The messages are still there on my end which means Discord still has them.