When he was done with Itch.io he stared at the browser tab labeled 'Freelancer.com.'
It had been days ago since he logged into that account, but it still held a clean 5.0 rating, dozens of successful works, and tens in transaction history.
Unfortunately, it also held his real name, bank account, contact number, and worse timestamps and device logs that were traceable if someone really wanted to look.
"A liability," Jeff muttered.
With that he also did the same thing. There, he loaded the same synthetic profile he used before Marcus T. Villanueva.
He generated a matching tax ID, corporate certificate, and a fake European address, all bound to an encrypted crypto wallet registered under the forged identity.
He then accessed the Freelancer dev console which is the hidden endpoint he discovered just now.
Most developers never touched it, while most never even knew it existed. But he had reverse-engineered it from client-side JavaScript and built an entry point.
