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>> what dis
Tool that auto finds a matiks.in game, joins it, auto decrypts the questions, and burst solves them.

> Why? Ehh, I was bored, script kiddie be script kidding something something.
> Enjoy before it gets fixed.

- Connects to Matiks server via WebSocket
- Automatically finds and joins available games or join particular game
- Decrypts questions in real-time
- Solves problems before others can

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v18 or higher)
• npm (comes with Node.js)

Setup

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/biohacker0/matiksCrack0.git
   cd matiksCrack0

2. Install Dependencies:

   npm install

   This installs the required packages (axios, ws, dotenv) as specified in package.json.

3. Set Up Environment Variables: Create a .env file if not exist , in the project root directory with the following content:

   URI=wss://server.matiks.com/ws?token=<YOUR_JWT_TOKEN>
   USER_ID=<YOUR_USER_ID>
   

   Replace <YOUR_JWT_TOKEN> and <YOUR_USER_ID> with your actual values (see Obtaining Credentials below).

Obtaining Credentials

To run the script, you need two pieces of information: the WebSocket URI (including a JWT token) and your USER_ID.

Method 1: Browser Developer Tools

Step 1: Get the WebSocket URI

1. Open your browser and log in to matiks.com.
2. Open Developer Tools:
   • Chrome: Press F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I, then go to the Network tab
   • Firefox: Press F12, then go to the Network tab
3. Filter for WebSocket connections by typing ws in the filter bar
4. Perform an action on the Matiks website (e.g., start a game or refresh the page)
5. Look for a WebSocket connection with a URL like:

   wss://server.matiks.com/ws?token=<long_jwt_token>
   

6. Copy the full URL (including the token parameter) and paste it into the URI field in your .env file

Step 2: Get Your USER_ID

Option 1: Decode JWT Token

1. Copy the JWT token (the part after token= in the URI)
2. Visit jwt.io or FusionAuth JWT Decoder
3. Paste the token into the "Encoded" section
4. In the "Decoded" payload, look for an id field (e.g., "id": "6816deda11e2a69441abc5d4")

Option 2: Network Requests

1. Check the browser's Network tab
2. Look for HTTP requests (e.g., to https://server.matiks.com/api) after logging in
3. Inspect the request headers or response data for a user ID (often labeled id or userId)

Example .env File:

URI=wss://server.matiks.com/ws?token=eyJhnGeiOiJIbzI1NuIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9...
USER_ID=6817dfdn13a2a42441abc0e1

Running the Script

1. Ensure the .env File is Configured: Verify that URI and USER_ID are correctly set in the .env file.

The script supports two modes via CLI flags:

Mode 1: Autoplay (Discover and Analyze a Game)

Explores game mechanics by automatically discovering a game.

npm start -- --autoplay

• This mode runs the full exploration: finds a game, processes data, and outputs a result URL.
• Use this to study Matiks' API interactions from start to finish.

Mode 2: Analyze a Specific Game

Explores a specific game using the full game URL (e.g., from the Matiks GUI or a previous --autoplay run).

npm start -- --game https://www.matiks.com/game/6848danc01q2a69543abq5d4/play

• Provide the full URL as shown, including https://www.matiks.com/game//play.
• The must be a 24-character hexadecimal string.
• Use this to analyze a game you've started via the Matiks website or from an --autoplay output.

Note: The -- after npm start ensures CLI flags are passed to the script, not npm.

Disclaimer

• for educational and security testing purposes only. use responsibly in compliance with matiks’ terms of service to learn about api interactions and promote secure system design.

• The author(s) assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program. Users are solely responsible for ensuring their use complies with all applicable laws and regulations.