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Scambaiting is one of the few things which you can do to fight fraud and have fun at the same time. Being imaginative and pretending to be other characters can be hugely entertaining. And, while having fun doing this, you are also doing the world a favor by preventing fraudsters from taking advantage of real victims.
So, I think it's important to make this pastime as safe and easy as possible.
The DSJAS project provides numerous tools and utilities for scambaiters which make the experience better in many ways. For example, our flagship project - which happens to give the name - is a piece of software which mimics a banking website for scammers attempting to steal banking credentials. We have tools for blocking syskey attacks and making notepad difficult to use (many scammers use notepad on the computer to get the victim to write out payment info).
All of our tools are available free of charge and licensed under either a free software or common open source licence. Anybody can use them, for any purpose and without any payment.
Right now, the majority of our projects are either in beta or not yet released. This is mostly due to the fact that the project only started recently and is still under heavy development work
Project name | Description/purpose | Project link | Other links | Development status | |
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DSJAS | The main piece of software for the project. Mimics a fake bank site on your local machine, with customization and extension support | https://github.com/DSJAS/DSJAS | The official project YouTube channel | ⚠ Pre-release, in active development | More info |
DSJAS SDK | A toolkit for developers looking to create themes, modules or extensions for DSJAS | https://DSJAS/DSJAS | N/A | ❌ Planned, development incoming | No project page available |
To download any DSJAS projects, go to the associated project link (or find the project at https://github.com/DSJAS/). There will be additional instructions from there on how to download/install the project.
Most of the time, projects will offer downloads through the GitHub releases feature.
We always welcome contributions and suggestions for all our projects. Please, if you have anything to contribute, visit the Pull Requests or Issues section for the project you have a suggestion for.
Alternatively, you can contact us directly, using the links below.
We have provided the following encrypted email address for communications:
[email protected]
Important: This email should only be used for security vulnerabilities or serious concerns. Anything unrelated to security will be discarded upon arrival. Please use our main address should you have any other reason for correspondence
If you have found a security vulnerability or have a security concern about one of the projects, please send an email to the security contact email address:
[email protected]