Senkongdao Check-in Script Triggers 'Orundum Farming' Bug, Players Question Developer's Security

Recently, Hypergryph launched a daily check-in rewards system for their community app, 'Senkongdao'. While the initial 500 Orundum (about half a pull) is considered a trivial 'mosquito leg' reward, many players turned to third-party automation scripts to save time. Unexpectedly, some users discovered that these scripts were triggering a glitch, allowing them to claim the 'First Sign-in' reward repeatedly.

Screenshots shared within the community show the script triggering abnormal reward settlements, resulting in multiple payouts. The developer of the script has since acknowledged the issue and reported the bug to Hypergryph to facilitate a fix.

The incident has sparked heated debate. Some players argue this reveals significant security flaws in Hypergryph's backend validation, with some even questioning if data transmission is handled securely. Others jokingly predicted a 'negative Orundum' outcome, similar to a past incident where furniture parts were deducted to a negative balance. Many warn that using these tools could lead to account bans.