1.We obtain a log with access to email and cookies (most providers have no problem providing this information).
2. Your PC configuration:
Host PC > TMAC > ExpressVPN/Any other premium VPN > VirtualBox > Socks5 (only residential or mobile proxies with low fraud scores and that are not on blacklists) > RDP, according to the log. Make sure the proxy and RDP you use are within an 80-130 km (50-80 miles) radius of the owner's location/city. The VPN can be from the same city to mask ISP or DNS leaks on the RDP or VM.
3. Inside the RDP server, I personally use Chrome with the "EditThisCookie" extension. First, we load the cookies and then log in with the email so that if we find an OTP code (which usually happens), we have access to it.
Remember to set up forwarding to a temporary email so you can receive codes/notifications without the owner being notified.
4.Next, we access Binance or KuCoin (for which the registration was created) and log in.
On the login screen, we enter the email first, without loading cookies, and only then, when the password page appears, do we load the cookies and enter the password. It used to be possible to log in this way, but it seems that this has been fixed. I found that after loading the cookies, we can close the tab and open a new one to log in to Binance. This takes us to the OTP page or the login page. Remember to check the "Stay logged in" option on the page. This step is very important as it helps to bypass the OTP and account lockout.
5. After that, we need to browse the site for at least 20 to 25 minutes, acting like a normal user. You can even close the tab after a few minutes and come back later to withdraw. Remember, this is only to create some cookies and prevent the site from triggering any security mechanisms. After a few moments, you can transfer the money to a DeFi wallet and then clear the coins.
(Remember that you need to have some software engineering skills to handle these logs. Be aware that the process is always at your own risk, without any free help.)
2. Your PC configuration:
Host PC > TMAC > ExpressVPN/Any other premium VPN > VirtualBox > Socks5 (only residential or mobile proxies with low fraud scores and that are not on blacklists) > RDP, according to the log. Make sure the proxy and RDP you use are within an 80-130 km (50-80 miles) radius of the owner's location/city. The VPN can be from the same city to mask ISP or DNS leaks on the RDP or VM.
3. Inside the RDP server, I personally use Chrome with the "EditThisCookie" extension. First, we load the cookies and then log in with the email so that if we find an OTP code (which usually happens), we have access to it.
Remember to set up forwarding to a temporary email so you can receive codes/notifications without the owner being notified.
4.Next, we access Binance or KuCoin (for which the registration was created) and log in.
On the login screen, we enter the email first, without loading cookies, and only then, when the password page appears, do we load the cookies and enter the password. It used to be possible to log in this way, but it seems that this has been fixed. I found that after loading the cookies, we can close the tab and open a new one to log in to Binance. This takes us to the OTP page or the login page. Remember to check the "Stay logged in" option on the page. This step is very important as it helps to bypass the OTP and account lockout.
5. After that, we need to browse the site for at least 20 to 25 minutes, acting like a normal user. You can even close the tab after a few minutes and come back later to withdraw. Remember, this is only to create some cookies and prevent the site from triggering any security mechanisms. After a few moments, you can transfer the money to a DeFi wallet and then clear the coins.
(Remember that you need to have some software engineering skills to handle these logs. Be aware that the process is always at your own risk, without any free help.)