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Malicious npm Packages Inject SSH Backdoors via Typosquatted Libraries
Socket’s threat research team has detected six malicious npm packages typosquatting popular libraries to insert SSH backdoors.
github.com/XiaoMengXinX/Fish-Telegram-Captcha-bot
A telegram bot running on vercel to verify if the user is a human.
Notice: DO NOT Use the default invite link
There is a default invite link for a private groupchat in Telegram, which at the top of link list. The property of this invite link cannot be changes, which means that this bot cannot verify the new member joined with this invite link.
In the groups linked with a channel, you can use this mode to verify new members.
Notice: The permission of "Invite Users via Link" CAN NOT be enabled on verification-after-join mode.
The bot will automatically handle the verification process. New members will be restricted after joining the group until they pass the CAPTCHA.
token
site-key
and secret-key
of your hCaptchaBOT_TOKEN
: The token of your telegram bot.SECRET_KEY
: The secret key of your hCaptcha account.SITE_KEY
: The site key of your active site.https://api.telegram.org/bot[BOT_TOKEN]/setWebhook?url=https://[YOUR_DOMAIN]/webhook/[BOT_TOKEN]
Due to the limitations of vercel, Verification-After-Join mode only can work on your own server.
FRONTEND_URL="YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_URL" \
BOT_TOKEN="YOUR_BOT_TOKEN" \
./Fish-Telegram-Captcha-Bot
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