tl;dr: The original Angel Drainer engineering team is back. Rebranded to Inferno, we completely redesigned our execution client, introduced 0% commission self-hosted models, and launched our 2026 multi-chain exploit fleet.
The Angel Drainer Legacy
During 2023 and 2024, Angel Drainer represented the benchmark in Web3 exploitation. Our infrastructure processed hundreds of millions in volume. However, that scale placed an unsustainable target on our operations: security firms and blockchain analytics vendors began deploying automated heuristic scrapers to flag our contracts.
In mid-2024, we took the strategic decision to dissolve the public brand and pause public releases.
The Rebirth as Inferno
We reinvested our resources into long-term research and development. The 2024 attack surfaces—such as basic Permit signatures and standard ERC-20 approvals—are easily flagged by modern browser extensions.
Inferno is the result of that architecture overhaul:
Review our full tool set in the Ultimate Inferno Package or chat with our team on Telegram @supferno.