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Bogus Password Cracking Prank
Waste the time of would-be hackers with this fake brute force password hacking tool.
Disguised short links
bit.ly/3XkCDUXtinyurl.com/2h5r4y3jdub.sh/l4wafyh
How to pull it off
Copy the link.
Send it to the self-proclaimed hacker: “found a tool that cracks any password.”
Let them watch the green text scroll. And scroll.
Pro tip: short links (above) hide the destination, and work great in texts and DMs where a full URL might give the game away.
Best occasions
- Wannabe hackers in your Discord.
- Scammers trying to “recover” an account.
- Movie night, for the full Hollywood hacker effect.
The big reveal
Ask what password it cracked. Then ask what they planned to do with it.
Golden rule: prank people who can laugh about it later. Never use it to genuinely scare or deceive anyone.
Questions, answered eventually
Does it hack anything?
Not even a little. It’s a costume, not a tool.
Is it safe to open?
Yes. It’s just a web page with very dramatic animations.
Is the Bogus Password Cracking Prank safe?
Yes. It’s a harmless web page: nothing is downloaded or installed, and it doesn’t collect what anyone types. The only thing at risk is a few minutes of someone’s day.
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