@hanakoxbt: REA creator just dropped prompts that turn any AI agent into a reverse-engineering lab absurdly f*cking dangerous... On…

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The creator of REA released prompts and a repo that turns any AI agent into a reverse-engineering lab, capable of disassembling Android, iOS, Windows apps and firmware with binary-level evidence — hyped as one of the most dangerous repos on GitHub.

REA creator just dropped prompts that turn any AI agent into a reverse-engineering lab absurdly f*cking dangerous... One paste and your agents will: - reverse engineer any paid app - crack open Android, iPhone apps, Windows .exe and firmware - take apart any app without its source code - and that's only the beginning... Send this to Claude Code and thank me later. Before you run it, read the article below:
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REA creator just dropped prompts that turn any AI agent into a reverse-engineering lab

absurdly f*cking dangerous…

One paste and your agents will:

  • reverse engineer any paid app
  • crack open Android, iPhone apps, Windows .exe and firmware
  • take apart any app without its source code
  • and that’s only the beginning…

Send this to Claude Code and thank me later. Before you run it, read the article below:

Hanako (@hanakoxbt): REA is the most dangerous repo on GitHub right now

It gives your AI agent a real disassembler, so it reads any app down to the binary

Every claim comes back with the address behind it

I broke down the exact 8 steps:

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