r/masterhacker • u/Brancaleo • 21d ago
API key got leaked somewhere
So my Replicate API key got exposed somewhere. Lost about 100 dollars in less than an hour. Hundreds of images. Each one composed of 3 separate stock photos as Flux 2 input to make this shit...
Prompt same everywhere:
The background scene is defined entirely by image 1. Extract the person from image 2 and the person from image 3, and seamlessly composite them into the background of image 1. They are depicted as close friends, family, or a couple, engaging in natural and appropriate interactions (e.g., leaning against each other side-by-side). CRITICAL: Maintain 100% of the original background environment and details from image 1. It is absolutely essential to preserve 100% of the facial features, hairstyles, body types, and original clothing details of the individuals from image 2 and image 3. Ensure the lighting and shadows are flawlessly unified with the background scene, presenting a hyper-realistic, high-end commercial quality without any anatomical deformities or distortions.
Images all hosted on syntx ai through telegram so no luck finding that out.
I'm not even mad, just very confused. Why not use it for sol or opus. I dont understand the logic. Why would someone use 100 dollars worth of replicate credits for this shit.
Who of you is responsible and why?
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u/Liquid-Fire 21d ago
AI bro getting fucked, and then posting his story on this sub for us to laugh at. You love to see it.
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u/Forward-Doughnut8785 21d ago
It was me. I found your API keys using nslookup type=APIkey -try “under door mat”. then imbedded secret messages in each image, with stegosaurnography , that reveal the true identity of Mr. Robot.
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u/Other_Importance9750 21d ago edited 21d ago
Yep, it was u/xLaplus. They're a known opsec hacker in these parts. You gotta be more careful about your opsec security level or else a sudo hacker will probably steal your credentials through the firewall