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Hey everyone, here's an updated video on how to use Evadus Plus. We have so many new features since the launch release, and I'm going to make this video as quick as I can because there's a lot of stuff to go over. First up, you come to
Learn how to use Evadus Plus with new features like undetectable screen recording, monitoring, AI cross-check, and remote control for exam cheating.
Key Takeaways
- Evadus Plus offers multiple undetectable cheating tools including screen recording and monitoring.
- The app’s monitoring feature continues working even after the target app is closed.
- Cross-checking answers with different AI models helps verify accuracy and reduce errors.
- Remote screen sharing and control allow assistance from other devices during exams.
- Extensive hotkeys and customization improve user experience and operational efficiency.
What the video covers
- Introduction to Evadus Plus and its new features since launch.
- Step-by-step guide to downloading and installing Evadus Plus safely despite antivirus warnings.
- Explanation of key modes including panic wipe, uninstall, update check, and screen recording.
- How to start monitoring target applications and the overlay functionality that survives app closure.
- Detailed overview of AI model selection, rapid fire thoughts, and cross-check features for verifying AI answers.
- Usage of screenshot and OCR functions integrated into the app.
- Hotkeys and shortcuts for efficient navigation and feature control.
- API key management and testing for secure and effective use.
- Remote screen sharing and control capabilities demonstrated for collaborative cheating.
- Customization options for overlays and monitoring settings.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Download Instructions
- 01:13Uninstalling and Updating the App
- 02:30Monitoring Feature and Overlay Explanation
- 03:36AI Model Selection and Chat Features
- 04:53Cross-Checking AI Answers
- 06:15Snipping Tool and OCR Function
- 07:34Hotkeys and Shortcut Usage
- 09:56Remote Screen Sharing and Control
- 12:23API Key Management and Testing
- 15:23Advanced Features and Customization
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our website. I'll put a link in the description. Then you just tick the "I have read and agreed to the unified terms and policies." You can read them too if you want. And you just click on download, and it's going to start
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downloading. It's pretty quick, too. Now, you are very likely to get a warning that says it contains virus or malware. A user has actually created a very, very good article on how to download it the best way. What's the
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best way to install it here? By OU put a lot of effort into this article. It's literally for like every single mainstream browser and most antiviruses.
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I also recommend you click on his affiliate link so that he gets a little bit of kickback because this is an insanely good article. Anyway, I'm just going to say here and then allow download. Then you're going to get a
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smart screen warning. Just say more info, run. Anyway, also every single install of Vadus is completely random. Like this one is called archive node, but when you install it, it's going to be a completely different one. So don't be
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alarmed. You have the right one. They're just all named differently. Anyway, let's just go through every single mode real quick. Settings modal. The panic wipe is what you press if you're in a pinch and you really need to get aus off
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your computer immediately. Like your login info, all the saved settings, everything, the app, everything.
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Uninstall application. That just uninstalls the app. It keeps your login data and your API keys, but it just uninstalls the current version. Check for updates. It's very simple. And obviously here the toggle from screen recording. Next up is the screen
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recorder. This is pretty basic, but if you don't want to use OBS Studio like me here, we actually have our own custom built-in screen recorder that is completely undetectable. That is if you want to film a video of yourself
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cheating for our website to get a free subscription. We made this built-in recorder just for that. Next up, we have the screen sharing, which we're going to get to in a second. And the my account mode just shows some general stuff about
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your account. To start using Avadas Plus, you just press on start monitoring. And this is your entire dashboard and the important stuff for Avdas Plus. Basically, how you use Avdas Plus is extremely simple. All that you do is that you start the monitor for
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your target app and then you start your target app. How I recommend using it is first using it on Notepad to set up the settings the way you want them. Getting everything configured, closing it completely and then going into your real
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application. So now that I have it open here, I can toggle whatever settings I want, everything, and then I'm going to close Notepad and then monitor for Safe Exam Browser and then go ahead and start Safe Exam Browser in that order
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specifically. Another thing, monitoring survives the app itself. You don't need to have the app open to continue monitoring. So, I'll show you an example of this. I'm going to enable the monitor for Notepad. It popped up the overlay.
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You can't see it. There we go. Now, you can see it. It popped up the overlay.
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I'm going to close it now. I'm just going to close the app completely. Like, this is now completely exited even from task manager. You'll see here there is no archive node anymore. Then, I'm going to open up Notepad. And then it popped
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up. You can't see it yet, but there we go. It popped up. So, the monitoring survives even if you close the app. Now, if I open up the app again and I go back into start monitoring, you'll see that
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it's still here. However, now I can just disable it. And now it obviously won't monitor anymore. If you ever messed up your settings by accident, there's a button here that just deletes the entire settings file and resets them to the
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defaults. So, I recommend you use that if you ever messed up a setting and you just want to go back to the defaults.
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All right. Now, for the actual overlay, which is most likely what you're here for. So, as soon as the overlay is live like this, you can completely close out of the app. I actually don't recommend sending it to the system tray. I
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recommend completely closing it. The overlay can survive literally forever without the app. You never, ever need to keep the app open when using the new version. It is an insane upgrade. So, I'm just going to close it. Close app.
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Or this is the same thing. I'm just going to press close app. First up, top left.
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This is where you see your past conversations. I just did a panic wipe before I did the video, so I have no conversations. However, when I send something here, it creates a chat and then you're going to see it in your past
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chats right here. Next up, the model dropdown. This is where you select different models. To toggle different models, you can press Ctrl Alt and M.
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That is the default hotkey. You see, I'm cycling them there. All these hotkeys I'm going to mention throughout the video, by the way, are in the shortcuts menu, which you can open with Control Alt and O, or just go there manually
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with your mouse. Next up, the Rapid Fire thoughts section right here, which is insanely useful for that. I'm just going to make it wider real quick. Maybe not that wide. There we go. I'm going to open it like this. And let's say I'm
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using something like 3.1 Pro Preview, which is pretty slow. I'm going just click on Hey. And you'll see the Rapid Fire thoughts is always done first because it uses an insanely fast model to get you an answer as quickly as
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possible. See, 3.1 Pro Preview took like 15 seconds over there, but Rapid Fire took about two to three. Anyway, next up is the cross check feature, which allows you to check an answer from an AI using a different AI to see if the first model
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is just talking nonsense or not. To use it, just press on cross check, and you can select the model that you want to cross check it. So, I use Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview for that one. I'm going to use
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Claude 5 Sonet to cross check it. I mean, there's nothing to cross check. I said, hey, but you see here, that's what Claude said. I'll give you an example of how that works real quick. So let's say how to invert a binary binary tree in
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Python. And then it says here this is how to invert a binary tree. It doesn't really matter. I'm just asking for an example. So there's nothing really to cross check but I'll just show it. Cross check and then cross check with GBD 5.6.
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And there it says how it should invert a binary tree. And you can cross check the same thing multiple times with any models you want. So this is the Gemini response and that was the GBD 5.6 response. Going to make this a little
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taller. Also, the hotkeys for the cross check feature are all listed in the shortcuts menu right here. Most of the things you can interact with on this menu are listed as hotkeys. So for cross check I can press Control Alt and X and
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then Ctrl Alt and M to cycle which model and then press Ctrl Alt and X again to send it. So I'm going to use Grock 5.3, 4.3 then press Control Alt X again to cross reference and then it's going to
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cross reference the first response with Grock. And here it gives its two cents on how to invert a binary tree in Python. So you see Grock 4.3, GBD 5.6 and Gemini 3.1 Preview. Next up is the screenshot feature, which is extremely
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self-explanatory. It just takes a screenshot. Just click it and there's your screenshot. Whilst I'm here, I can actually show the second feature, which is an OCR function which just performs optical character recognition on whatever screenshot you click. So right
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here, just going to press that and it performed OCR on the entire thing. Here it says archive node front sync. That's just my desktop trash, which is my recycle bin. And then obviously here the overlay. T
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the list right here, you can press Ctrl Alt and Z, I'm pretty sure. Yeah, I'm going to take another screenshot there.
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Crl Alt and Z and it just removes it. Very simple. Obviously, you have the voice commands here where you can specifically say what you want to the AI model and then it will transcribe it and allow you to paste it in the chat like I
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just did right there. Next up is the snipping tool feature. And this is really, really, really cool. Pay very close attention. I know I'm talking really quick, but we have a lot to go through, so I'm trying to do this very
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quick. So the default behavior is that you set a snipping region once and then it takes a snipping screenshot of the region that you dragged forever. So right here settings overlay set snip region. Now I'm going to drag a box.
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Let's say only the notepad window and then every single time I press a snipping tool button it takes a screenshot of the place that I just selected. That is our way of doing it.
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However, a lot of users didn't like that. So I made it so that you can toggle that feature to do it the window style. So drag a new region each snip window style. I'm going to toggle that on. Now, every single time I press the
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snipping tool button, it's going to ask me to take a screenshot manually. Personally, I don't like that. I think it wastes a lot of time. I think the default behavior is much much better.
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But yeah, personal preference. Also, new chat. There's a hotkey for that. I think it's control and N and then it creates a new chat. There's hotkeys for like pretty much everything. There's also an instant answer hotkey where it takes a
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screenshot and then instantly sends it into chat like that. Control Alt and I. There is hotkeys for pretty much everything. Like I promise you there's a hotkey for what you're trying to do if you can't find it. Also, you can stop an
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AI whilst it's busy with a response. So, I'll give you an example. I'll give it the same question. How to invert a binary tree in Python. And by the way, the hotkey to send an answer or to send
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your question in the chat is control alt and enter. You can also stop the response by pressing control alt and enter. So, I'll wait for it to start doing its thing. There you go. And I'll press control alt I and it should stop.
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There we go. It stopped. Anyway, now for the entire settings model. These are pretty self-explanatory, but I'll run you through them. Light mode, dark mode, very, very simple. Opacity, very, very simple. Width, very, very simple.
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Height, very, very simple. Also, another feature you can move around the overlay programmatically using the arrow keys.
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So, control alt and arrow keys. You can also do that. Sorry, my throat's dry.
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Ah, lock aspect ratio. This is pretty simple, but basically it just binds the width to the height, so it preserves the aspect ratio. So, moving it like that, it makes it so the aspect ratio remains the same, you know, like 16x9, 1x1, 4x3,
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blah blah blah. accent color. You can change the theme of the overlay if you want it harder to see or you just don't like my purple for some reason. You can make it literally anything you want. Any RGB value is fine. Next up, the text
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size. That's pretty simple. If you just want it easier to read or harder to read, I don't know, personal preference as well. You can also change the font if you don't like the default font. Say UI is fine. Next up, overlay. Post up the
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live chat feature. We'll get to that at the very end. Auto save screenshots. That essentially means that every single screenshot or snipping tool screenshot that you take, it's going to get saved to a local folder. If you want to send
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your friends, I don't know, pictures of the exam or whatever you want to do.
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Okay, auto save screenshots. Show you how that works. So now I'm going to take a bunch of screenshots. Come here and then say open screenshots folder. And there we go. There is the screenshots that I just took. It also works for
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snipping tool screenshots like that. There you see it. Next up is instant answer uses snip region. So you remember the instant answer hotkey. I'll just show you that real quick. Control alt and I. Then it takes a screenshot and
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immediately sends it to an AI model. You can see here that the screenshot that it took, it was a full screen screenshot essentially toggling this on or off.
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Instant Aussie uses snip region. If I toggle it on like that and I wait for Opus to respond cuz it's I'm just going to stop it actually. I don't really care. Anyway, so now that it's toggled to take a snip region when I press
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control alt I. Now I press control alt I. You'll see the screenshot it took was of the snip region that I had saved. If that makes sense. It's pretty simple.
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It's going to stop the response again. I already explained this one. Exclude overlay from screen capture. That is pretty simple, but all it does is that it either hides or doesn't hide the overlay from any form of screen capture.
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This is always going to be turned on by default. Doesn't matter if I toggle it off. Now, if I launch the overlay again, it's going to turn on. It will always be turned on unless if you explicitly go
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disable it every single time you launch the overlay. All right. Now, for probably the one you want to know about the most, don't activate click no activate. I will put a link to this page in the description so you can go test
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for yourself. So, here's how it works. Proctors can see if your cursor has focus in their exam window or not. It's a decently effective way of catching someone cheating. Most proctors like Blue Book and Proctoo and Honorlock use
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this, so it's pretty important. So, let's say this document has focus. If I click here, it says focus lost. If I click here, it says focus lost. If I click here, it says focus lost. If the cursor is anywhere but here, focused
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here, it's going to say focus lost and they're going to know something's up. No activate essentially just makes it so that that doesn't happen. If I enable don't activate on click, no activate, and I click here and I click here,
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you'll see it doesn't it doesn't lose focus. You know, it here I can take screenshots and it's still not losing focus. If I click anywhere else, it loses focus, but not on the window. Next up is click through transparent, which
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is not to be confused with transparency, the opacity slider right here. But essentially, when you enable transparent, you cannot click on the overlay at all. You see, I'm trying to click on it here, but I'm clicking on like everything behind it, not actually
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on it. I know really, really advanced proctors like respondence lockdown browser require you to have these two enabled, otherwise you'll get caught.
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You also might have just panicked and realized that you can't disable it. The hotkey for that is Ctrl Alt and T. Okay, do not panic. Also, if you want to quickly see which one of those two settings are enabled, it's actually a
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very easy way to do it. I'm just going to make it smaller, but there's always going to be a label here in the top right that shows which ones are activated. So N means no activate, T means transparent. So if I had
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transparent also enabled, it says T and N, which means transparent and no activate or active. If I had only transparent, it would show only a T. And if I have nothing on, it says just nothing. Also, the hotkey for toggling
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no activate is control and A. Just like that. Next up, the shortcuts tab, which is the hotkeys. [clears throat] [ __ ] me. And I know the one thing that you want to know right off the bat, are
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these undetectable? And the answer is yes, one trillion%. I can have it open right here. I can type anything. But if I press something like Ctrl Alt and H to hide the overlay, you'll see nothing.
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Absolutely nothing. You can change the hotkeys to whatever you want. So if I make screenshot, Ctrl Al 9, I guess, and I come here, typing, typing, control alt 9, boom, takes a screenshot, not detected at all. They cannot be logged
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in any way whatsoever. Also, you can set these to literally anything you want. You can even make this a mouse key, like mouse five. If you have side buttons, you can make them mouse three, two, middle mouse click like here. And even
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still, not detectable. I'll quickly go over which ones have hotkeys. Screenshotting, very obvious. Snip capture, sending a message, and stopping an answer is the same hotkey. Ctrl Alt and enter. Instant answer is Crl and I, which I showed earlier. Show and hide.
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Crl Alt H. Click through Alt T like I showed earlier too. New chat, control alt N. Very simple. Open shortcuts settings menu. This one is very simple.
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You just press control alt O and it opens it again. No, activate alt A which I showed earlier. Scroll up and scroll down. Ctrl alt U and J. I'll show that too. You see what I mean? Up, down, up,
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down. Cycle model. Crl Alt and M. That is also if you want to do a cross reference check. The toggle the uh models is also control alt and M. So I can press control alt and M. See that
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cycles all the models. Cross reference check. If I want to do that, it's also control alt and m to cycle models. Move left, move right, move up, move down. I showed that earlier too. Very simple with your arrow keys. Rapid fire
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thoughts. If you want to toggle that real quick, it's control alt and R. Very simple. Increase opacity and decrease opacity. That is control alt and dash and control alt and equals. So that is also pretty simple. Cross check reply.
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Control and x. I'll just show that. Autotyper. This is important. Listen the [ __ ] up. Okay. Autotyper. It is incredibly good. But you need to know how it works. What the autotyper does is type the last message in the chat
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wherever your cursor has focus. Okay. So I'm going to use this chat for the example. I'm going to use it here.
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Notepad. So basically when you press Ctrl Alt and Y, it is going to type the last message that the AI sent verbatim into wherever your cursor is. So let's say I want to type this message right here. I just click here, press Ctrl Alt
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and Y, and then boom, it types it. I know it looks chopped off right now, but that's because I accidentally started it somewhere else and now I do it here.
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Very importantly that let's say I press Ctrl Alt Y now to stop it. Okay? And I press Ctrl Alt Y again, it will simply pick up where it left off. Also very important if you switch windows like click over here it's going to stop as
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well so that it doesn't continue typing and accidentally like [ __ ] up a web page because that's very unnatural. You can't use your keyboard or mouse at the same time which is my why I made it so that
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when you switch windows or use your mouse it's going to stop. So if I want to keep it going again just press control alton y and then it just keeps on going where it came from. I'll just wait for it to enter in some code so you
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can see that it can format code as well. And you just saw it. Uh what it just did is that it made a mistake, an artificial mistake, and then it corrected it.
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Because obviously no human types perfectly. We have random pauses and we make mistakes and sometimes we forget to correct mistakes. It's very natural.
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It's not insanely quick. But yeah, you can see here it can type code just fine.
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Okay. Next up, I'm going to show you the last one, which is minimalist mode. This is very, very cool. But essentially, it just makes it so that it is only the AI answer that gets shown to you so that
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it's much much stealthier. I think an ideal setup for this page would be you make it light mode and you decrease the opacity like such and you put in minimalist mode and you can see here it is super hard to see. Let's just make it
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a little bit darker. But yeah, you can customize this overlay to kingdom coming back. It is insanely customizable. Next up is the API keys tab. Now, if you're not convinced yet to use a Vadus, I am certain that this is going to convince
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you. You do not need to pay for evaders at all to be able to use the best AI models. Most people still do because a lot of people are scared they're going to run out of credits mid exam and they
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don't want to manage a billing account. So, a lot of people still buy subscriptions. However, if you don't want to, you can still use this overlay in its fullest capacity. I'm going to show you how this works instead of
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trying to explain it. But essentially, all that you do, let's say I have a Gemini API key and I want to use that instead of buying a subscription. I'm going to put my Gemini API key here.
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This is just gibberish. And then I'm going to click save to save it. And when this slider is enabled, it means that we will try to use your API key. If you disable this slider, we will not try to
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use your API key. Also, just going to quickly mention it. These API keys are encrypted and stored locally. They are not synced to our databases. So, if you switch devices or use a different computer and login again, you will have
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to put these in again. It's just for security. So, as an example, I'm going to use Gemini 3.1 flashlight. So, this is really quick. So, right now, I'm going to try to use our Gibberish API key, and it should fail and tell me why.
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So here it says notice your custom API key file. This is usually caused by incinient funds. Whatever. Okay. If I disable this now, which means don't use my API key. I click hey, it's not going to try to use the custom API key. And
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you see it didn't try at all. Also, something that I recommend doing is testing your API key before going balls deep in an exam. Just click on test right here. And obviously, it's going to say this one failed cuz it's just a
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gibberish API key. But if you have a real one, it's going to say yes or no your API key is working or not. I know Gemini API keys can be kind of weird sometimes. They say they're working fine
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and then you try to use them and it doesn't work if it doesn't have enough funds. They have a really weird billing model. I don't really recommend Gemini in the first place. I really recommend the recent Kim K3. Kim K3 is insanely
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smart. It is very cheap and the guardrails are like much lower than Claude and it's nearly as good as Fable 5, which is insanely good. I really recommend Kim K3. It's really good.
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Also, if you have multiple API keys, let's say you have like five different accounts and you have like a free API key from both, you can put API keys. I think you can put like five subsequent API keys for each one here. Another key.
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Another key. Another key. I can have like five different fallback API keys and if one fails, it'll try the next one. If that one fails, it'll try the next one. If that one fails, it'll try the next one. So, it is really, really
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useful. All right. Now, I'm very quickly going to show you how to use the screen sharing tool. Very, very cool. So, you're going to open up the app again.
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And unfortunately, this does require a paid subscription. You can't use an API key for this one because I get build by GCP directly. There's no API key to speak of. All right. First up, you come to screen sharing right here. and you
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say start streaming. You're going to get this pop-up. Just say allow. Now you can copy this link and give it to anybody around the world. They can even do it from their phone. I have done this. I have helped someone cheat from my phone
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while they were using the computer. It's really cool. Then you just give this link to your friend and then they come to a web browser. Just going to say allow. And there we go. Now I am watching my own screen obviously, but
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this runs through our dedicated servers. This is not a peer-to-peer connection. So it is extremely reliable. Anyway, now to actually use it, you can start monitoring in. And then I'm just going to open up Notepad again. And now you
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press the system tray icon to send it to the system tray. Do not close it because the screen sharing runs through the app.
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So it needs to be running. So just run it in the background. Now you can type messages to each other from here. So say the viewer view says hey. And now you can view the chat by going here and view
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live chat. Now I now you two and your friends you can give answer. He can give answers to you like the answer the answer is is B and then you see that genuinely next generation cheating. Show me another cheat provider that gives you
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this. And that is not actually everything. There's more. There is a custom remote control feature as well.
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Not just screen sharing. I'll show you how that works. It's really really simple. Your viewer just presses request control and then it says request sent to the host waiting for approval. Then you the viewer go into your app. It's going
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to say right here. Just going to hide that. The viewer has requested remote control of your screen. Attempting will block your local mouse and allow them to click and type. You can pause and resume their control any time by pressing
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control shift and X and accept. So right now the viewer, the web browser has control of my screen mouse and keyboard.
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I cannot move my mouse. I'm moving my mouse right now and nothing's happening. I'm ting my keyboard and nothing's happening. If you want to stop access, you just press control, shift, and X.
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And now I have control on my machine again. And if you want to give him back control, press control, shift, and X again. and I'm moving my mouse, typing on my keyboard, and and nothing's happening again. Right. Now, for the
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process discover tool, which is going to allow you to find the exact .exe name and graphics API for the proctor that you want to cheat on. First off, start monitoring and the discover tab right here. First, you click on start scan
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before you start your target app. Note, for this, you do not need to monitor for anything. Monitoring is completely off.
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Just press start scan. For this example, I'm going to use Steam. So, now I'm going to start Steam. And you see here, a bunch of stuff is going on. Don't listen to anything yet. There we that's logging me in. Now, one of these
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processes is the one that we need to target in order to inject our overlay into Steam. The most likely target is always going to be the one that has focus because that means you can click on it, which means it is a GUI, which
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means it is usually what you want to inject into. So, we'll try the most likely one first, which is this one, DXGI. So, we'll come out here, add as target. Then, I'm just going to close out of Steam so that we can test it.
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Now, we're going to select the DXGI, which is what it was using, DXGI. We are going to enable the monitor. And now we are going to start Steam. And there we go. We have successfully injected our overlay into Steam. You can't see it
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yet, but there we go. Now our overlay is successfully injected into Steam. I'm actually going to prove it one more time with a game. Going to delete this. Clear the logs. Press start scan. And I'm going to start the best game in the
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world, COD 4. All right, we are in COD 4 right now. So, let's go check. All right, IW3P.exe.
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It's using DX9. So let's add that as a target. Then we are going to do just remove those and say DX9. Going to exit out of COD 4. Now I'm going to start the monitor for that and start COD 4 again.
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And what did you have it? There is our overlay right inside of COD 4.
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Grab the rope when you're ready. You cannot tell me that this is not sick. We also have a support page. I really, really recommend you check out this support page. This is like our custom little Discord replica. Just
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because Discord hated me so much, they banned my account. So I decided to build a replica on my own website. This is where I announce updates and also announcements. So definitely check this out if you need help. Also very very
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importantly, we have a docs page which is where users can submit articles on things that they found important or useful. We also give out free subscriptions to people that make good articles. Nate Yahoo, he made an article on how to set up an API key for like
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every single provider. Check this out and use his affiliate link cuz this was a lot of work. Show him some love too if you see him in the server. Also, if you ever have any doubts, we have had so
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many people submit videos using it on their proctors. We have like all the way from like obscure ones from like what's this test we test portal to bigger brands. We've had like proctoo procto one. Here's a pearson view one. Here's a
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safe exam browser one. Here's a respond. A guy filled himself cheating live with meta smart glasses in a real exam using our tools. So, if you ever have any doubts or anything, I recommend talking to the people that actually use this
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every day. Don't take my word for it. I'm the founder. I might lie to you, but the people that actually use it, they're not going to lie to you. And the videos, they don't lie either. Anyway, thank you
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very much. This has been Bizaro from Evadus, and I hope you guys cheat every single exam that you have. Go download Evadus right
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