Never Run this Minecraft mod, it's a virus!

Never Run this Minecraft mod, it's a virus! - DupeToolKit looks very much like a virus being promoted by waygo. If you have downloaded and ran DupeToolKit, please factory reset your PC. HELP ME HIT 50K SUBSCRIBERS BEFORE 2025 ENDS! 🔥Subscribe here! ➜https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ3VMfwoIMxAimMN0jHGyHA?sub_confirmation=1 🛎 Hit the bell and turn on notifications! Install UI Utils for New Minecraft Duplication Methods https://youtu.be/50JDzfbZf2k Additional Resources: Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/QHxN5q7R More Duplication Glitches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxi81iSF2Gw&list=PLaUKbhXt27yYRm1SGc220fEi60suWTT8v video chapters: 0:00 Who is waygo 0:14 DupeToolKit vs UI Utils 0:36 Looking at the DupeToolKit Code 2:26 Looking at Comments 2:26 Waygo Channel Growth data 3:24 Safe Minecraft Dupe Mod ———————- From autistm inc: DupeToolkit is a fake Minecraft “dupe” mod that actually installs malware on your PC. It uses some code from the legit mod UiUtils to look trustworthy, but UiUtils is safe — DupeToolkit is not. `What it does:` When run on Windows, it installs: A RAT (Remote Access Trojan) – lets hackers control your PC. An InfoStealer – steals passwords, cookies, and accounts. `Who’s affected:` Didn’t run it → You’re safe. Ran it on Mac/Linux → Safe. Ran it on Windows → You’re infected. `How to remove it:` 1. If you press CTRL + Shift + ESC you will open the Task Manager. 2. In the Task Manager search for anything called "Windows PowerShell" or "CMD." Click on these and then click "End Task." You can close the Task Manager when they are all gone. 3. Press WIN (the key between CTRL and ALT on your keyboard) + R at the same time. A "Run" box will come up. 4. In the field marked "Open" paste this: C:\ProgramData 5. There will be one or multiple .exe files in this folder, named something random like "128ajds372.exe" Their icons will look like a command console ("C:/" on a black screen). Delete these exe files. 6. Download Microsoft's "Autoruns" program. This is a program to see what is starting up with your computer: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-en/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns 7. When downloaded, right click on "autoruns64.exe" and select "Run as Administrator." 8. Under the "Scheduled Tasks" tab, you might see those exe files you deleted earlier (they may be marked in red or yellow). Delete these by clicking on them and pressing DEL or right clicking them and selected "Delete."