sh9351

RtlSetProcessIsCritical.js

This script uses the Win32 FFI to set a Node.js as critical to the Windows system, meaning killing it becomes difficult, and eventually doing so will lead to a BSOD. After a lot of futile attempts using ChatGPT, I just decided to do it myself, although I did combine some of the AI-written code.

Requirements

• npm i ffi-napi
• Windows (would probably work on older versions way back to Windows 7, but not guaranteed)

Execution

Just run the script with Node.js, and enjoy!
Previous methods I tried to kill the process:

sh9351

const todayYear = new Date().getFullYear()
mainLoop: for (let year = todayYear; year > todayYear - 100; year--) {
    for (let month = 1; month <= 12; month++) {
        for (let day = 1; day <= 31; day++) {
            const passphrase = `${year.toString().slice(-2)}${month.toString().padStart(2, '0')}${day.toString().padStart(2, '0')}`
            try {
                const isDecryptionSuccessful = decryptAndReplaceHtml(passphrase)
                if (!isDecryptionSuccessful) throw new Error('Decryption failed')
                console.log(`SUCC ${passphrase}`)
                break mainLoop

sh9351

Discord Nitro Generator

Opera GX has been doing an interesting campaign lately... so let's abuse it!

Instructions

1. npm i axios
2. node index.js
3. Click the link to redeem your free Nitro. You will need to add a valid payment method, and verify it with a $1 transaction. (It will be instantly canceled.)

But because this is all just too complicated, I'ma just make it an executable.

sh9351

#include "NMS2.exe.h"



void Ordinal_1539(void)

{
                    // WARNING: Could not recover jumptable at 0x006a4e30. Too many branches
                    // WARNING: Treating indirect jump as call
  Ordinal_1539();