: Cracked versions of hacking tools are a common delivery method for malware. The person providing the "crack" often embeds a hidden Trojan that steals your own data, including passwords, crypto keys, and browser cookies, the moment you run it.

The software you're asking about, , is widely recognized by cybersecurity researchers as a tool primarily used for credential stuffing and account hijacking .

: Avoid this software. If you have already downloaded or executed it, it is strongly recommended that you disconnect from the internet and run a deep system scan with a reputable antivirus like Malwarebytes or Bitdefender .