Pluto

Pluto is an exploit listed on the wearedevs.net executor list, owned by well, Pluto. However, its backstory is far from usual.

To begin with, Pluto itself is completely powered by LX63, they provide the module that actually does all the work. Pluto, the owner, has contributed little beyond using AI to generate an interface for the exploit.

The LX63 module is not original either. Evidence shows it is a direct copy of the leaked Visual module, with only superficial string changes. In fact, LX63 even appeared under the name “Visual” in sUNC logs before being renamed just minutes later. This alone makes it clear the module is simply pasted code, not an original creation.

Then there’s the matter of Pluto as an owner. At just 14, he has developed a reputation for arrogance. He boasts about how “difficult” it is to get onto the WeAreDevs executor list, comparing it to names like Weao or Voxlis, despite this claim being completely untrue.

What makes this worse is that Pluto mocks other exploits while his own is built on stolen code, wrapped in an AI made interface. To this day, it remains free and keyless, meaning he hasn’t even managed to profit from it.