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ty for giving the tutorial too 

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rather swag if i do say so myself

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tank !! I can actually confirm it works, it sent everything it said it should. Great release!

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thanks so much for this! :))

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[font]thank you works very well[/font]

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wow this looking hot

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Introduction #0: 
Hello everyone , I wanted to show off a tool written by one of my friends and also do a proper writeup on how to properly use the tool. This tool has made me around $250 due to its ability for full account takeover. With this tool you can steal: 

• Chrome Passwords 
  • Instagram Accounts
    
  • Twitch Accounts
    
  • Paypal Accounts
    
  • Gmails
    
    
• Chrome Cookies
  
• Discord Tokens
  
• User Data
  
• Filezilla Logs
  
• Windows Keys
  

In this tutorial I will teach you how to:

• Setup Angst Stealer
  
• Use it
  
• Write your own plugins
  
• Steal Accounts
  

Setup #1: 
     Setup is fairly straight forward. First thing you will need to do is download python 3.7.7+ A download link can be found:  here. Run the python installer

Make sure you have selected add python to path otherwise the rest of the tutorial will not work. After you have installed python navigate over to your Angst folder.

You will now want to open up command prompt and type the following commands

Code:

cd "thefolderpathwhereangstis"
pip install -r requirements.txt

Once its finished it will install all the required libraries and modules. After you have finished installing the required libraries for Angst Open up our Angst.py file.
You should see something like this:

For the config you will want to modify it so you have your own discord webhook since that is how Angst will send the sensitive information through. 
If you have never setup a discord webhook before please check out this video: here
Once you have finished modifying your build settings go back to your command prompt (make sure you are in the angst folder otherwise this will not work) and type the following command:

Code:

pyarmor pack -e " --onefile --hidden-import=pkg_resources.py2_warn" angst.py

Once the command prompt is finished printing information you will want to go into your /dir/ folder. Inside your directory folder you will see an executable. That executable is your compiled Angst.   Thats it in terms of setup. You will need that executable for the rest of this tutorial.

Using Angst #2:
With the copy of angst you just built you might want to give it a test run and make sure it runs smoothly. It should run without any issues. and if it works you should get something like this through your webhook:

You should see something like this once you open it up:

Cookies : Your cookies which can be used to remove 2fa on accounts.
Passwords: Stored Passwords
Screenshot: Screenshot of the victims pc
Windows: Windows information which also includes there windows license key

Plugins #3
Angst was designed to support easy plugin integration which is what really sets it aside from the other python malware. It has its own scripting library in which the user can create and design there own custom plugins to dump custom software passwords.
The documentation for writing custom plugins can be found here:  [/b][/align]

thx you king stranger i like your post now

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Introduction #0: 
Hello everyone , I wanted to show off a tool written by one of my friends and also do a proper writeup on how to properly use the tool. This tool has made me around $250 due to its ability for full account takeover. With this tool you can steal: 

• Chrome Passwords 
  • Instagram Accounts
    
  • Twitch Accounts
    
  • Paypal Accounts
    
  • Gmails
    
    
• Chrome Cookies
  
• Discord Tokens
  
• User Data
  
• Filezilla Logs
  
• Windows Keys
  

In this tutorial I will teach you how to:

• Setup Angst Stealer
  
• Use it
  
• Write your own plugins
  
• Steal Accounts
  

Setup #1: 
     Setup is fairly straight forward. First thing you will need to do is download python 3.7.7+ A download link can be found:  here. Run the python installer

Make sure you have selected add python to path otherwise the rest of the tutorial will not work. After you have installed python navigate over to your Angst folder.

You will now want to open up command prompt and type the following commands

Code:

cd "thefolderpathwhereangstis"
pip install -r requirements.txt

Once its finished it will install all the required libraries and modules. After you have finished installing the required libraries for Angst Open up our Angst.py file.
You should see something like this:

For the config you will want to modify it so you have your own discord webhook since that is how Angst will send the sensitive information through. 
If you have never setup a discord webhook before please check out this video: here
Once you have finished modifying your build settings go back to your command prompt (make sure you are in the angst folder otherwise this will not work) and type the following command:

Code:

pyarmor pack -e " --onefile --hidden-import=pkg_resources.py2_warn" angst.py

Once the command prompt is finished printing information you will want to go into your /dir/ folder. Inside your directory folder you will see an executable. That executable is your compiled Angst.   Thats it in terms of setup. You will need that executable for the rest of this tutorial.

Using Angst #2:
With the copy of angst you just built you might want to give it a test run and make sure it runs smoothly. It should run without any issues. and if it works you should get something like this through your webhook:

You should see something like this once you open it up:

Cookies : Your cookies which can be used to remove 2fa on accounts.
Passwords: Stored Passwords
Screenshot: Screenshot of the victims pc
Windows: Windows information which also includes there windows license key

Plugins #3
Angst was designed to support easy plugin integration which is what really sets it aside from the other python malware. It has its own scripting library in which the user can create and design there own custom plugins to dump custom software passwords.
The documentation for writing custom plugins can be found here:  [/b][/align]

gonna set this up