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very original idea op, not overplayed at all.

go back

install gentoo

>>1068985

I'm guessing this is some Korean malware since a number of accounts broadcasting this stuff have been masked to look like Korean teenagers

>>1068983 (OP)

>pizza gate. /pol/

fuck off

>>1068991

This one seems to be broadcasting locations in a particular area in Ethiopia, but it's also posting a number of news links so it feels to me like the prefixes have little to no significance.

https://twitter.com/test5f1798

go back to >>>/qresearch/

>>1068997

OP is obviously a faggot but it's obviously a CC for a botnet, help out or shut up

>>1068999

>guys is obviously gay so let's all do gay shit.

>>1069002

Shut up /g/ fag, we've reverse engineered malware on here before

Alot of these accounts seem to be repeating at least parts of the UUIDs sent to them

https://twitter.com/hashtag/%275f9_%27d

This is clearly a really expansive network of accounts too

I'm not sure the UUID looking things are actually UUIDs, the 3 middle 4 nibble chunks, when searched individually bring up similar accounts tweeting those 4 byte chunks.

part of a c&c for a botnet most likely.

>>1068983 (OP)

> coded messages

UUID

Well it could possibly be one of them Arduino-bots tweeting sensor data from a pot operation. https://www.instructables.com/id/Twitter-controlled-Arduino-Outputs-no-PCLCD-Disp/

>>1069005

HAHAHAHAHA

stfu ahahahahahahahaha

>>1068983 (OP)

>coded messages

>pedo codes

No you retarded boomer. It's most likely a c&c account for some botnet using uuids to identify compromised computers, the random phrases before the uuid are most likely just random phrases to avoid the bot from being filtered.

Or you could just look at the client being used and realise it's actually just an internal Twitter bot that's used to test search, depends how >>>/x/ you are.

>>1069005

I knew it.