Copies of a BIP-39 converter that send the recovery phrase you enter to the site's server

Look-alike copies of a well-known open-source BIP-39 converter, the tool that turns a wallet's recovery phrase into its keys and addresses. They work like the real tool, but send whatever phrase the visitor types or pastes to the site's own server. One copy, a rebuilt single-page app, sends the phrase with the optional passphrase, the derived seed and the BIP32 root private key to /api/notify as soon as the phrase is valid, and later the generated addresses as well. Another, a copied page, adds a function that posts anything longer than 50 characters to ./submit.php. Whoever runs the site can then empty the wallet. A recovery phrase should only ever be entered into a converter running offline. Sighted at bip39codeconverter[.]com and pathselector[.]app in 2026.