next time don't trust anyone blindly 😶that guy show himself as a security researcher and he did'nt have enough knowldge to understand simple code and relay on chatgpt results and post shit things in his acc and distroy someone reputation without confirming it 💔

this guy is the reason behind spreading misinformation and mass reporting my github account 💔

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@GitHubPolicy @GitHubCommunity @GithubProjects plz team recover my account someone mass reported it without single profes..i give the profes its not a malware..

@GitHubPolicy @GitHubCommunity @GithubProjects

Don't mind them @coffinxp7 ! May be they don't like you, but they can't ignore you. If someone spend time on your provided resources, I think you matters ! Just feel the importance !

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No my friend.... you acted in a very unreliable way. Obfuscation of 'open projects' is not the way to build trust in a hostile environment

I think you should've made the code clear from the beginning, whether its malicious or not obfuscation is a big red flag and it's more than enough to draw suspicions. you might consider avoiding obfuscation next time, once you recover your account of course.

I saw this person's post on Facebook, and when I asked him where the evidence was, he did not answer

bcz he has no answer just his stupidity suspended my account

I know the feeling of working very hard on your script, only for someone to yeet it. However, this is an open-source community. Obfuscating your code will make it look suspicious.