This repository is provided strictly as a proof of concept (PoC) for educational and security research purposes only.
- This project is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Discord Inc. or discord.com in any way.
- Any domains, endpoints, or URLs referenced in the source code do NOT belong to Discord, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
- The intent of this project is to demonstrate a potential abuse scenario so that similar issues can be identified, understood, and mitigated.
Do not use this project for harassment, abuse, spamming, or any activity that violates laws, terms of service, or ethical standards.
The goal of this proof of concept is to:
- Demonstrate how automated systems could be abused under certain conditions
- Help developers and security researchers understand potential weaknesses
- Encourage responsible disclosure and better abuse prevention mechanisms
This repository is not designed for real-world deployment.
You are solely responsible for how you use this code.
By using or modifying this repository, you agree that:
- You will only use it in controlled, legal, and ethical testing environments
- You will not target real users, services, or infrastructure
- The author(s) of this repository take no responsibility for misuse or damages
If you do not agree with these terms, do not use this code.
If you choose to test this PoC with proxies, you may place them in:
proxies.txt
Format:
user:pass@ip:port
- One proxy per line
- Proxies are optional
- Public, private, or authenticated proxies may be used depending on your setup
This project is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind—express or implied.
There is no guarantee that:
- The behavior shown still exists
- The PoC functions as expected
- Any referenced systems behave the same over time
This repository exists to raise awareness, not to cause harm.
If you are a platform owner or security team member and believe this PoC demonstrates a real issue, consider responsible disclosure through proper security channels.