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khazuly/spamscam

Security & Privacy

Python CLI that repeatedly triggers OTP requests across five Indonesian lending apps for a target phone number.

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What it does

SpamScam is a small Python command-line tool that targets OTP delivery endpoints of five Indonesian lending services: AdaKami, Indosaku, KrediOne, RupiahCepat and KreditNavigator. Each cycle sends a request to every listed provider, then waits for a 62-second cooldown before starting the next cycle README. It does not generate credentials or intercept messages; it just triggers repeated OTP sends for a target number.

Quick start

Install dependencies from the repository root, then run the entry point:

pip install -r requirements.txt
python main.py

The program prompts for the target phone number and how many resends to perform. Enter the number in 08xxxxxxxxxx format README. The repository expects the code layout to include main.py, requirements.txt and a provider/ directory with one module per service.

Constraints

  • Targets are fixed to the five providers listed in the README; adding another service requires a new provider module under provider/.
  • The 62-second sleep is hard-coded between cycles, so a run with many resends takes proportionally long.
  • Input must follow the Indonesian 08 mobile prefix; other formats are not described.
  • There is no declared license, which limits redistribution and reuse.
  • Repeatedly triggering OTP messages against services and phone numbers you do not control can violate provider terms and local law; use only on numbers you own or are authorized to test.

HotRepo's take

The project first appears on HotRepo's new-repository board for Python on 2026-11-10, with 105 stars and 25 forks gained in a window starting 2026-11-09 [HotRepo snapshot]. That is a fast initial pickup for a short, single-author utility, and the README itself is thin: five hard-coded providers and one input prompt. The popularity reflects interest in the capability rather than the depth of the implementation, and nothing in the metadata indicates maintenance, a license, or coverage beyond the listed services.

Written by AI from the project's README, updated . The project's own docs are the source of truth.