Yuri, we’ve had 10 days and you still couldn’t get the key.
Every key you’ve tried to claim belongs to me.
Why couldn’t you release the key when I changed its path?
If I return it to the original path, within 24 hours the key would be yours.
This clearly proves that your plugin pulls keys from customers’ devices.
Don’t say your plugin is open-source.
Because you can run remote scripts outside the original source you claim is open.
In other words, the script that pulls files from devices is hidden in the source.
It’s “open” in one source but actually linked externally to execute scripts on users’ devices.
So yes, you can make an open-source plugin—but it does nothing by itself.
Yet there’s a command that downloads a malicious script and executes it without the owner knowing.
Since your plugin works online and connects to the internet, anything is possible.
You can’t lie to me—I’m stronger than you.

Goodbye