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Alright, so here’s the deal—recently, I had a bit of free time on my hands, and I remembered this JS class I wrote a while back to make embedding Wapka easier. Thought I’d take it a step further just for fun. But guess what? Things escalated way beyond what I expected.

Long story short—I ran some tests, it actually worked, and well… I may have accidentally registered five accounts on some Wapka sites (no names mentioned) using the format userXXX, where XXX was just a random string of numbers. Oops?

Luckily, I kept it to myself and didn’t spread it around.
Check out my video below—just me, spamming my own site with incognito tabs. Somehow, I managed to generate a ton of accounts without entering any real info. Wild, right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbMz2MpV5kc

How can this be run on someone else's website?

- First, you need to upload your code to someone else's Wapka. How to upload it? Well, I’m sure everyone already knows that.
- After uploading, proceed to clone the URL that will run that JS file. Use Google Chrome to clone it. Once cloning is done, inject the script using XHR without including the domain and extract the loaded JS with `innerHTML`.
- Finally, run the file, and now we have an automated tool to create multiple accounts on some Wapka sites.