OpenZenith-[PROJECT-ITEM]-Selfbot-v.11.6.2024

Discord Message Logger

The Discord Message Logger is a versatile feature designed to help server administrators monitor and manage message activity in their server. It logs various types of message events including message edits, deletions, sensitive data, invite links, URLs, mentions, and attachments like images, videos, and files. The bot provides admins with insights into server interactions, helping to improve moderation and maintain a safe environment.

Expected Update:

• Update to the following commands is expected: spam - spam channel
• Removal of the -ds tag for the troll command because of it being a high ban risk
• Continued development of the Pedo detection behavior and removal of low threat keywords
• Continued development of the NLP for the pedo detection behavior

Logging Details

The bot logs message events into the following log files:

• message_log.txt: Stores all regular message logs, including deletions and edits.
• sensitive_data_log.txt: Logs messages containing sensitive data, such as emails or phone numbers and more.
• invite_links_log.txt: Logs messages containing Discord invite links.
• mention_log.txt: Logs all messages with user mentions.
• url_log.txt: Logs messages containing URLs.
• attachment_log.txt: Logs messages with attachments such as images, videos, or files.

PedoKeywordDetector

The PedoKeywordDetector is a Discord bot cog that utilizes keyword detection and natural language processing (NLP) to monitor messages for potential threats related to pedophilia. It helps maintain a safe community by identifying harmful content in real-time, logging detected messages, and allowing server moderators to respond promptly to suspicious activity.

Features

• Keyword Detection: Monitors messages for specific low, medium, and high-risk keywords.
• NLP Analysis: Analyzes message content to detect entities and assess sentiment.
• Dynamic Logging: Records details of detected messages in a log file for later review.
• Toggle Notifications: Command to enable or disable notification messages for detected threats.
• Message Deletion Logging: Tracks and logs messages deleted by users.
• Message Edit Logging: Logs and tracks messages that have been edited.
• Sensitive Data Detection: Detects and logs sensitive information like emails, phone numbers, and potential passwords.
• Invite Link Detection: Detects and logs any Discord invite links posted.
• URL Detection: Logs URLs shared within the server.
• Mention Logging: Tracks @mentions and logs them for easy reference.
• Attachment Logging: Logs all attachments such as images, videos, and other files shared in messages.
• Customizable Log Files: Each message type is saved in its own log file for organized and easy-to-access information.

NOTE: This is not the complete list of commands because the full list is too big

Troll Commands

The Troll Commands suite is designed for lighthearted fun, allowing server administrators or trusted users to use playful actions. These commands can add humor to the chat, creating amusing interactions. Please use these commands responsibly and only with users who are comfortable with such interactions.

TROLL LIST

• .spam <num> <message>: This command sends the specified message to the current channel a specified number of times. Be mindful with this, as excessive spam could clutter the chat and disrupt conversations. 🔁

• .spamglobal <num> <message>: This extends the spam functionality across all text channels in every server where the bot is active. It’s very impactful, so be sure the message is appropriate for multiple audiences. 🌐

• .ghostping <@user> <num>: This command "ghost pings" a user, meaning it mentions them without a message, causing confusion and curiosity. Use it sparingly to avoid annoying users. 👻

• .troll <@user> <duration> [-c | -ds]: This command sends an annoying troll to DMs or all channels + DMs + all roles. Be cautious, as using the -ds tag can result in a high risk of being banned. 🤡

  • -c: Spams all channels in the current server. 🔄

  • -ds: Spams DMs of all users in the current server. 📩

• .hack: This command pretends to hack someone, providing a light-hearted but potentially confusing interaction. 💻

Malicious Commands

The Malicious Commands are exclusively available to server administrators and are intended to identify and address potential security threats. These commands help detect and mitigate risks such as phishing links, harmful files, and other potentially dangerous content.
Note: These commands are strictly for defensive purposes, focusing on identifying, logging, and, if necessary, automatically removing suspicious content to protect the server.

Malicious List are powerful and potentially harmful tools designed to disrupt server functionality and manage users in extreme ways. Use these commands at your own risk, as they can lead to serious consequences, including bans from Discord. Here’s a breakdown:

• .qnuke: Instantly destroys a server by banning all members and deleting channels, effectively rendering the server unusable. 💥

• .nall: Nicknames every member in the server, causing chaos and confusion as usernames are altered without consent. 🏷️

• .mkick: Kicks every member from the server, making it empty and uninhabitable. 🚪

• .tokenfuck: A highly dangerous command that manipulates Discord account settings using provided or rotated tokens, allowing for unauthorized access and changes. 🛡️

• .tokeninfo: Returns detailed information on the account associated with the provided token, exposing sensitive data. 🔍

• .massc: Spams the creation of new channels in a server, overwhelming the server’s structure and potentially causing performance issues. 🌪️

OSINT Commands

The OSINT Commands (Open-Source Intelligence) are tools that allow users to gather publicly available information from various sources for investigative or research purposes. These commands are crafted to pull in data related to usernames, emails, public profiles, and other information, supporting users in legitimate research and analysis tasks.
Important: Use these commands responsibly and adhere to ethical and legal guidelines when gathering information.

OSINT LIST

• .userinfo <mention-user>: This command retrieves detailed information about a mentioned user, such as their account creation date, activity status, and other relevant details. Use it wisely to respect privacy. 🕵️‍♂️

• .webhunter "search term" -l "lang_en" -c "countryUS" -s "01/01/2024" -e "10/08/2024": This powerful command allows you to search the web for specific terms while filtering results by language, country, and date range. 🌐

• .usersearch-a <username>: This command searches for a username across multiple URLs using AliaStorm, helping you locate the user across different platforms. 🛰️

• .usersearch-b <username>: Similar to the previous command, this one utilizes Blackbird to search for a username, providing alternative search capabilities. 🦅

• .depth <search term>, <search term>, ...: This command searches the deep web for specified terms using Ahmia, allowing for deeper investigations beyond standard search engines. 🕶️

Configure Bot Token:

• Create a config.json file in the root directory of the project and add your bot token:

  {
    "token": "YOUR_DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN"
  }

Usage & Install

Once the bot is running, it will automatically start logging message events based on your server’s activity. Only server administrators or users with manage message permissions should configure and monitor these logs.

DEVELOPED BY:

• AnonCatalyst (Software Developer)
• Boucy (API)
• an3ondumps (obfuscation)

(REQUIRED-INSTALL-FIRST) python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm

cd OpenZenith-FREEv.10.25.2024

pip install -r requirements.txt --break-system-packages

python3 selfbot.py