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To @everyone: The leaked accounts are quite legit. You can find them on 4chan, Telegram, and similar platforms. Just make sure you buy only from trusted, well-known sellers... This is a similar situation, but here the focus is on dedicated sellers offering leaked accounts. It’s not a scam.
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LMAO please tell me nobody is actually falling for this shill post.
Classic
"cup and ball" / street shell game tactics right here. OP posts a ridiculous claim about "Military AI accounts," and right on cue, a "random user" drops in to give false validation, drop some buzzwords like Shodan to sound technical, and tell everyone to go buy from "trusted sellers" on Telegram.
Let's debunk this absolute clown show layer by layer:
1. The Shodan / Unsecured Server Lie
The shill mentions a tutorial on using Shodan to find "unsecured AI accounts." Shodan is an internet-connected device scanner. You can use it to find misconfigured databases, exposed enterprise routers, or unsecured smart TVs.
You cannot use Shodan to log into a cloud-hosted US Military LLM interface. Defense networks are hosted on entirely isolated, air-gapped, or heavily encrypted government clouds (like AWS Secret Region or Microsoft Cloud for Government). They aren't sitting on an open port waiting for a script kiddie to find them.
2. "Trusted Telegram Sellers" (The Real Scam)
Think about it logically. If you actually managed to hack or breach a US Military network or a high-level InfoSec agency network, would you:
- A) Sell access keys on Telegram for "a small amount" to random internet users?
- B) Keep it quiet or sell it to state actors for millions?
If someone is selling you a "leaked military AI account" on Telegram, they are selling you a regular, standard OpenAI or Anthropic API key that they bought with a stolen credit card (carding). Once the card gets charged back, the account gets banned, and your "trusted seller" deletes their Telegram handle and disappears with your crypto.
3. The Artificial Urgency & Scarcity
"It was much easier to find them on your own last year, but now it takes far too much time..."
This is standard marketing copy for a scam. They want you to think the window of opportunity is closing so you panic-buy instead of doing your research.
The Verdict:
OP and this "validator" are almost certainly the same person using alt accounts, or they are partners in a classic forum shilling operation. Anyone telling you they have cheap, unrestricted, logged-out military clearance AI access on Telegram is trying to pick your pocket.
Do not send these clowns a single cent.