This is a little package I put together for you guys to use.
The Use?
- The use for this package is to use the program I provide to bind your RAT, Keylogger or any form of virus you wish to spread it around with a believable video. ( With that being said I don't want people messaging me asking why they aren't getting gifts from the program )
How to use ?
- Basically all you have to do is bind your virus to the program i provide and spread on forums, Youtube..ect, with the video I provide or improvise your own. Changing the icon back to the original or a new one you think suites it would be better.
Don't know how to bind ?
Here's a simple guide I made on how to bind viruses to a program.
http://forum.logicalgamers.com/guide...g-dummies.html
Don't know how to change the icon ?
Here's a simple guide I made on how to change or steal icons on programs.
http://forum.logicalgamers.com/guide...nge-icons.html
The Program
- Basically you claim the program to be able to give your GaiaOnline account gift(s) by either entering the number of gifts your wish, or the exact name of an item. The "IP" button is to ease people using the program to make them think their IP is being blocked while they are getting the gifts. And the "Gold" button you can say grants you "x" amount of gold. When the user clicks the send button they will be prompted with a "your gifts will arrive" message.
Screen Shot
When " Send Gifts" is clicked
DOWNLOAD: Gaia Gifter - Minus
The Video
You may use my video, you may want to edit the XiRaX part out.
I'll probably make one without a name on it for you guys and post it later.
[SIZE="4"][B]DOWNLOAD: Gift Stealer [new] - Minus
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- 01 Aug. 2011 04:24am #1
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GaiaOnline Fake Gifter Package
Last edited by XiRaX; 01 Aug. 2011 at 08:47am.
- 01 Aug. 2011 05:51am #2
should be posted in the programs. a virus scan is also needed.
yup this is really me gamersoul AVA
- 01 Aug. 2011 07:17am #3
- 01 Aug. 2011 08:49am #4
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FUD doesn't show on a Virus Scan, have a forum Admin or Moderator check the file and clear it for me if you don't trust it.
- 01 Aug. 2011 12:17pm #5
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Hey XiRaX post some checksums so we can tell if someone leaks it and actually binds a virus to it
MD5 checksum software for Windows
Best program I've found
- 02 Aug. 2011 11:12pm #6
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- 03 Aug. 2011 05:27pm #7
Or a better idea,
Create a customizable client that generates an executable (server) with the functionality that was specified via the client. An approach of a true malware creator. Shouldn't be too hard, use a packer like UPX to generate the executable dynamically.
Protip: Don't be an Enigma.
@XiRaX: I find your signature highly hypocritical btw.Last edited by Protozoid; 03 Aug. 2011 at 06:21pm.
- 03 Aug. 2011 07:05pm #8
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- 03 Aug. 2011 07:24pm #9
There's malformed BBCode in the last message of your post.
Edit: Also, a binder is completely different from a packer. Please know what I'm talking about before you reply to it. A packer is a program that can be interacted with (API) via sending commands to it. e.g. Run('packer.exe -cmd compile program.exe'). Generally used to produce executables.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runtime_packerLast edited by Protozoid; 03 Aug. 2011 at 09:14pm.
- 04 Aug. 2011 06:49pm #10
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They can be used for roughly the same procedures.