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Did anyone notice member sedinvore (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3199447)  and his topic for AI Seed Phrase Finder (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479048.0)?

His service looks very suspicious, it is some type of software that is installed on windows and it is AI that allegedly searched for seed phrases.

I didn't download or inspect this software and I didn't have time to scan it with online antivirus, but I noticed something else.

It appears that he hired a bunch of newbie members to ask silly questions and create fake conversation in his topic.

This are are low value posts so far:

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Is there something we can do with this, or just to ignore it?




 

I'm pretty sure he's ban evading.

Check out the archived posts of these two accounts:
AI_BitcoinSeedRecovery (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3595523) - https://ninjastic.space/search?author=AI_BitcoinSeedRecovery
aiseedphrasefinder (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3593661) - https://ninjastic.space/search?author=aiseedphrasefinder

Both of them were posting the same kind of junk on the forum, and they've both been nuked, according to bpip.org.

I haven't seen his service before and found about it via this post. I believe it's an attempt to install a malware in the Bitcoiners system so the one who created the software can steal their private keys and seed phrases and other details. Most of the time such software come with pre-coded malware and key-loggers and such users mainly target greedy people who like to steal someone else's wallet.

There is no such this as AI brute-forcing or AI getting the seed phrases that someone has forget these are just the tricky words that scammers use to trap the users. I would suggest everyone to be aware of that person and one should never send him any messages at Telegram. Because once someone has installed the software on their system then it would be hard to safe oneself from the harmful affects of it later on.

Although one of the newbie in that thread claims that it can be used on a RDP server but why should someone install such a software on their RDP sever and infect it with the malware? I would never trust such software and it's always better to avoid such software to be protected from the scammers and hackers.

If they were to made a good AI to search for seed phrases then they could have made it open-source but no they choose to make it close source and only windows users can install it. Windows is known as the most vulnerable operating system and hackers know that better. One should avoid install of such software at any cost. And, one should always be careful from such scammers.

I thought they left this forum after both of their main account got banned/nuked. It looks like they create their thread on "Service Announcement" rather than "Electrum" to avoid people who raise skepticism against them, which seems to work until you create this thread. Anyway, since most of the shill post got deleted i only able to report "CryptoAIDev" and "sedinvore" for ban evasion.

Thanks for doing a good work and research!
This member deserves to be reported for ban evasion.

Moderators deleted most of the spam posts made by paid puppets in that topic, but they are slowly starting to write again.

One of the puppet accounts "CryptoAIDev" that seemed to have survived the mass nuking is now back behind a self-moderated thread advertising Binance pump signals (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5482296.msg63528704). Obviously, it is a scam.
I think a type one flag will be appropriate if the surviving account doesn't get nuked too for evading ban. I will create a reference link later on if nothing happens.

Under the assumption his stuff is legitimate and not any sort of virus I wouldn’t exactly consider the questions part bad, at most it will seem like more members are using his work than the actual amount, but I can see the questions answered being helpful to those who actually wonder the same thing.

Personally I wouldn’t consider it a harmful issue, but he could just put a list of possible frequent questions onto the original thread of all in one reply. If his seed finder contains malware, then he deserves a ban.

Since he is ban evading well, that is a valid reason to keep him out, so good riddance to him

Sedinvore didn't even bother to create a sock puppet account that will be asking different questions like what the other shady members do in the forum, I guess it's not worth it to spend some level of meticulousness with their scams and lies but I'm just here to laugh at these people, they want the quick buck and now someone's busted them so they've got to start all over again.

Looks like he got another account to spam shady AI seed finder.

Profile: emmaglory5 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2650942)
Spam link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5488578.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5488578.0)
Archived spam link:
https://ninjastic.space/post/63794864 (https://ninjastic.space/post/63794864)
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6379/63794864.html (https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6379/63794864.html)

Meanwhile both @sedinvore and @CryptoAIDev aren't still banned even though there are some proof they perform ban evasion.

Stupid of him to think that we have already forgotten about his scam AI seed finder. And worst of all, posting from an account with negative feedback from DT members and a flag.

I also still don't understand why they have not been banned yet the post has been deleted. Flags and tags will do for now.

Even if we forget it, there'll be people who mention it's either shady or scam, which makes their attempt ended in failure.


Based on my experience, occasionally you need to make multiple public report in order to make moderator take action.