This looks very much like a Trojan project. Its sole purpose seems to be to lure users into downloading and opening the binary files. What's also extremely suspicious is the "Metamask Support." This appears to be a virus attempt to steal coins, at least that's my assessment. After my comment, the Git repository and the website were deleted, which confirms my suspicions. Perhaps some feedback from the developer could clarify this? A few months ago, there was an identical Trojan project. It also used the "Quantum Security Tour" and had a similar structure. After testing it in a sandbox environment, I discovered that all the binary files were riddled with viruses. It even included remote control and network adapter driver infections. That project didn't involve any real mining or genuine peer-to-peer access. It was exactly the same as this one. That's why I immediately took a closer look at this project. It reminded me too much of what I thought might be the work of the same criminals. With the old project, they had infected and robbed many users. That's why they were apparently using the same tactic again. But I'm not certain if these are the same operators. That's just a guess. And the operators will definitely read this: Your tour is over. I will scrutinize every future project, examine the source code, and leak it immediately. Get a job and stop stealing from people. You've wasted your time, all for nothing.
This looks very much like a Trojan project. Its sole purpose seems to be to lure users into downloading and opening the binary files. What's also extremely suspicious is the "Metamask Support." This appears to be a virus attempt to steal coins, at least that's my assessment. After my comment, the Git repository and the website were deleted, which confirms my suspicions. Perhaps some feedback from the developer could clarify this? A few months ago, there was an identical Trojan project. It also used the "Quantum Security Tour" and had a similar structure. After testing it in a sandbox environment, I discovered that all the binary files were riddled with viruses. It even included remote control and network adapter driver infections. That project didn't involve any real mining or genuine peer-to-peer access. It was exactly the same as this one. That's why I immediately took a closer look at this project. It reminded me too much of what I thought might be the work of the same criminals. With the old project, they had infected and robbed many users. That's why they were apparently using the same tactic again. But I'm not certain if these are the same operators. That's just a guess. And the operators will definitely read this: Your tour is over. I will scrutinize every future project, examine the source code, and leak it immediately. Get a job and stop stealing from people. You've wasted your time, all for nothing.

This looks very much like a Trojan project. Its sole purpose seems to be to lure users into downloading and opening the binary files. What's also extremely suspicious is the "Metamask Support." This appears to be a virus attempt to steal coins, at least that's my assessment. After my comment, the Git repository and the website were deleted, which confirms my suspicions. Perhaps some feedback from the developer could clarify this? A few months ago, there was an identical Trojan project. It also used the "Quantum Security Tour" and had a similar structure. After testing it in a sandbox environment, I discovered that all the binary files were riddled with viruses. It even included remote control and network adapter driver infections. That project didn't involve any real mining or genuine peer-to-peer access. It was exactly the same as this one. That's why I immediately took a closer look at this project. It reminded me too much of what I thought might be the work of the same criminals. With the old project, they had infected and robbed many users. That's why they were apparently using the same tactic again. But I'm not certain if these are the same operators. That's just a guess. And the operators will definitely read this: Your tour is over. I will scrutinize every future project, examine the source code, and leak it immediately. Get a job and stop stealing from people. You've wasted your time, all for nothing.

This looks very much like a Trojan project. Its sole purpose seems to be to lure users into downloading and opening the binary files. What's also extremely suspicious is the "Metamask Support." This appears to be a virus attempt to steal coins, at least that's my assessment. After my comment, the Git repository and the website were deleted, which confirms my suspicions. Perhaps some feedback from the developer could clarify this? A few months ago, there was an identical Trojan project. It also used the "Quantum Security Tour" and had a similar structure. After testing it in a sandbox environment, I discovered that all the binary files were riddled with viruses. It even included remote control and network adapter driver infections. That project didn't involve any real mining or genuine peer-to-peer access. It was exactly the same as this one. That's why I immediately took a closer look at this project. It reminded me too much of what I thought might be the work of the same criminals. With the old project, they had infected and robbed many users. That's why they were apparently using the same tactic again. But I'm not certain if these are the same operators. That's just a guess. And the operators will definitely read this: Your tour is over. I will scrutinize every future project, examine the source code, and leak it immediately. Get a job and stop stealing from people. You've wasted your time, all for nothing.