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# Destruct

The *Destruct* module instantly removes the client and wipes its traces from your PC. Use it when you're about to be screenshared: arming the module does nothing on its own — the cleanup only fires when you press the keybind, so it stays dormant until you actually need it.

## Double press

Off by default, but strongly recommended. Requires the keybind to be pressed twice in quick succession before the destruct sequence fires, so you can't wipe the client by fat-fingering a key mid-session.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Destruct is irreversible once triggered. Leave **Double Press** on to protect yourself from an accidental activation.
{% endhint %}

## Cleanup actions

Each toggle controls one piece of the wipe. Enable whichever traces you want removed when the sequence fires:

* **Traceless** (on by default) — clears OS-level execution traces such as prefetch files and similar records that log which executables were launched.
* **Clean Logs** (on by default) — deletes the log files the loader wrote during the session.
* **PCA Clean** (off by default) — clears entries in the Windows Program Compatibility Assistant database that record which programs have been run.
* **Melt Program** (off by default) — overwrites the loader binary on disk before deleting it, making recovery harder.
* **Replace File** (off by default) — substitutes an innocent dummy file in place of the loader before deletion.

## Fake application

**Fake Application** (off by default) launches a decoy program after cleanup to explain why a process was running on your system. When it's on, **Fake App Choice** selects which application appears as the decoy, and **Fake App Password** sets the password required to dismiss the decoy window.