i'm going to work on a gaia bot

This is kind of a big bot, well the main features will be that you can store all your mules on it and when you hack an account you will have to list it also and you can swap info from the mule to the hacked account, the user will just click on the mule he wants to use and put in the account he hacked and the bot will change all the info to the same as the one of the hacked account and the hacked account will take the mule's info.

So what do you think ? Who wants to help meh ? oh and ima use vb.net since it's the language that i'm good at :).

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Arti i know tha you are always look at the programming section :D

Eeeeehhhhh, sounds suspicious. You could just backdoor it so it sends you all of the info entered, letting you control every account put into there.

Lol did you suggest that or suspect that ? Lol

Also it seems that the auth is not working anymore , all my Gaia auths don't work.

Its pretty easy to make gaia login. Here is mine I wrote in under 10 minutes, including the httpwrapper. This is python2.7.

Gaia Login:

Code:

def login(self, Username, Password): self.User = Username self.Pass = Password LoginPage = self.HTTP.Req("http://www.gaiaonline.com/auth/login/") Token = self.HTTP.GetBetween(LoginPage, "name=\"token\" value=\"", "\" />") Sid = self.HTTP.GetBetween(LoginPage, "name=\"sid\" value=\"", "\" />") LoginPost = self.HTTP.Req("http://www.gaiaonline.com/auth/login", {"token": Token, "sid": Sid, "redirect": "", "username": self.User, "password": self.Pass, "signInButton": "Log+In", "chap": ""}) Index = self.HTTP.Req("http://www.gaiaonline.com/?login_success=0") if(self.User.lower() in Index.lower()): self.LoggedIn = True else: self.LoggedIn = False return self.LoggedIn

HTTPWrapper:

Code:

import urllib import urllib2 import cookielib class HTTPWrapper: def __init__(self, KeepCookies=True): if(KeepCookies): self.cj = cookielib.CookieJar() self.HTTP = urllib2.build_opener(urllib2.HTTPCookieProcessor(self.cj)) else: self.HTTP = urllib2.build_opener() def Req(self, URL, data={}): return self.HTTP.open(URL,urllib.urlencode(data)).read() def GetBetween(self, s, leader, trailer): try: end_of_leader = s.index(leader) + len(leader) start_of_trailer = s.index(trailer, end_of_leader) return s[end_of_leader:start_of_trailer] except: return ""

I know how to make one but it keeps giving me positive results with false information so it means it's not logging in at all.
And can someone teach how to make an httpwrapper ? :D I would like to so I can add my own shitzel :D

He said he was going to use VB.Net, Matt.

@Jah, To make your own wrappers you can either use Sockets to fully customize everything or you can use HttpWebRequest. Web Requests are a tad easier to use to make your own wrappers, however if you want full control over everything and more functionality, you would have to do some work around it. Using sockets you would need to have a little more knowledge I guess. However I guess you can say they're both the same up to a certain level. Fairly easy.

As for the program, if you were a programmer that knew what you were doing, the program it's self shouldn't take any longer then an hour.

Edit: Scratch that what I said about Sockets and HttpWebRequests. I think the WebRequests are just an interface with Sockets/TCP to make it easier. Not to sure though.

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Originally Posted by Chad

He said he was going to use VB.Net, Matt.

@Jah, To make your own wrappers you can either use Sockets to fully customize everything or you can use HttpWebRequest. Web Requests are a tad easier to use to make your own wrappers, however if you want full control over everything and more functionality, you would have to do some work around it. Using sockets you would need to have a little more knowledge I guess. However I guess you can say they're both the same up to a certain level. Fairly easy.

As for the program, if you were a programmer that knew what you were doing, the program it's self shouldn't take any longer then an hour.

Edit: Scratch that what I said about Sockets and HttpWebRequests. I think the WebRequests are just an interface with Sockets/TCP to make it easier. Not to sure though.

Thanks :) , and I already planned on notepad what the bot can do :P , i got the main features up and all, but yet, i tried to make a multi login bot but didn't work, now all i have to understand is whythe login code is good but doesn't login actually.

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Originally Posted by Jah

Thanks :) , and I already planned on notepad what the bot can do :P , i got the main features up and all, but yet, i tried to make a multi login bot but didn't work, now all i have to understand is whythe login code is good but doesn't login actually.

Are your http wrappers saving cookies? You need to save cookies to stay logged in.

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Originally Posted by Jah

Thanks :) , and I already planned on notepad what the bot can do :P , i got the main features up and all, but yet, i tried to make a multi login bot but didn't work, now all i have to understand is whythe login code is good but doesn't login actually.

Make sure you are making an instance per account that way they can all be logged in together working at the same time, else you would have to log in, log out, log in etc etc.

Multiple instance example in C#.

PHP Code:

HTTPWrapper.HTTPInterface[] Wrapper = new HTTPWrapper.HTTPInterface[100]; Wrapper[0] = new HTTPWrapper.HTTPInterface();

This will support up to 100 accounts.
Of course you would want to stick it into a loop of some sort or use an array to hold all the account information then you can just relay which account you want. Index numbers, etc.
Array example in case you don't know.

PHP Code:

String[] accountInformation = new String[100,3]; accountInformation[0, 0] = Username; accountInformation[0, 1] = Password; accountInformation[0, 2] = Email;

Of course you can extend all of those to your preferable needs. Once again supports up to 100 accounts.

You guys confused me ( not that hard)