rrancio / 777

Advanced minecraft in and out of instance scanner, memory dumping and many more checks!

777 Screenshare tool

Minecraft screenshare tool for linux, whit memory dumping and string filtering. external and internal.

How to use? [777 CLI]

Extract the file in your desktop and make it an safe executable file.

• Open your terminal in desktop and execute

bash ./777_Internal.sh
bash ./777_External.sh

Example [777 CLI]

Tutorial.mp4

How to use? [777 GUI]

Extract the entire .zip file to some folder

• Open your terminal and execute

python3 ./777.py

• Keep watching terminal output, maybe you need root permissions!

Warning

• DO NOT SUDO 777 FILE, MIGHT CAUSE ISSUES WHILE SCANNING, PUT THE PASSWORD WHEN TERMINAL REQUESTS IT

Example

777.gui.2.mp4

Creator

NotRancio 🔍

• YouTube: NotRancio
• Public Discord: @Screenshare Community
• Discord: Rancio#0163

777's Issues

Not really fixed the bypass method I founded

Hello,

Sorry to say that, but I surely misspeak in my last issue.
I want you to write results in some variables, not files.
I did that script for bypassing your tool easily, https://github.com/AnythingMayBe/Linux-Screenshare-Bypass, but it's in Python, sorry, I don't really know how to use bash.

The main issue about that is we can easily edit the file, and knowing most users have the administrator permission, you probably can't modify permissions. You still can try to check the hash of the file and detect if that's edited after that, but I really don't recommend that, because you lose everything in your scan.

Best regards,

• AnythingMaybe

Permission :P

Hello, I'd Like to borrow your checks for deleted files for my upcoming SS tool "TuxTool" which can be found here https://github.com/Briiqn/TuxTool, I'd just like to let you know cuz i cant find ur discord & i cant wrap my head around how to get deleted files.

Bypass Method

Hello,

If the user is starting a tast who clear all "Results.txt" files, it will don't detect, I really don't recommend you to use that method for getting results, but use some variables to do so.

Since regards,

• AnythingMayBe