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Ninety Idle Rotations and a New Lead: The Night MITM Campaign Provider-Credential Outage, the Ad Decision String at /v.f4v, and the Frequency Gate of a Second Play of the Same tvid

The TVMOD night guard (closing report of 11-04) delivered a three-route verdict: the Kanxue ad-ID-zero method is unworkable (the v16 plugin has no Java-side ad ID generation point — playback and countdown live entirely in native libcupid, with Java a bystander), the AdItem/countdown tamper is unworkable (mForceMs is only a Java UI copy the native side never reads, and v62 broke the v57 splash interception, rolled back), and the MITM infrastructure is fully working but by the user standing rule cannot serve as a delivery plan. The most glaring figure: cron failed ninety consecutive runs from 03:04:53 (provider credential missing) — actual progress had stalled at 03:25, and the guard self-reported the stall and paused rather than idling on. New leads entered PROGRESS.md: puma-api POST /tiger/fetch as the likeliest ad-request entrance, data6 GET /v.f4v returning a 215-byte JSON that looks like an ad decision string, and a discipline-grade discovery — a second play of the same tvid draws no ads (server-side frequency gate), so verification must use a drama not played that day.

An Underwater Hearing on the Login Handshake: The All-Ciphertext Confirmation, the Truth of the Send Path, and the MITM Session on 128 Bytes

Five late-night hearings against the Moyu protocol: a hook on ws2_32!send proved every outbound C2S byte is ciphertext and every packet differs — a stateful stream cipher; the backtrace ironed out the three-layer division among framing, queue and send_wrapper, with encryption hiding inside the msgID-routed handler; the client behavior against the stub server reproduced three times identically (thirty frames in, seventy-one seconds of silence, one 128-byte ciphertext out, seventy seconds of waiting, disconnect); and the MITM proxy chain captured the first full sample of the official login handshake — an underwater hearing where every word was ciphertext and every word was transcribed.