Blue's Admin Page Finder

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09 Feb. 2013, 05:28am
linzblue

Blue's Admin Page Finder

Download: Blue's Admin Page Finder.exe

Virus Scan: https://www.virustotal.com/file/0d92...e6ef/analysis/

Once again one of my old projects I made. I hope you enjoy it. For whatever use you may put it too(:

Also the reason it says cybergamers... Old website me and Skrillex or Skatzi or whatever you know him by used to have.
I lost the project so I can\'t change the start of it:/
If I ever find the lost project or re-make it. I will be changing the start. Also where you don\'t have to enter http://
Screen Shot: http://gyazo.com/4e3b9f70919e1f0bd2c...png?1360387598
09 Feb. 2013, 11:22am
Artificial

Er, what does it do?
09 Feb. 2013, 03:11pm
GAMEchief

I love how "Post on LG" is a folder on your desktop.
09 Feb. 2013, 03:25pm
323

Lol sorry, but I don\'t trust this at all. How did you go from fetching HTML and making a refresher to making an admin page finder?

For anyone confused, it looks for pages like /admincp/ /admin/ /administrator/ etc. Admin page finders are extremely skiddy tools normally found on HackForums.
09 Feb. 2013, 03:30pm
Artificial

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flareboy323

Lol sorry, but I don't trust this at all. How did you go from fetching HTML and making a refresher to making an admin page finder?

For anyone confused, it looks for pages like /admincp/ /admin/ /administrator/ etc. Admin page finders are extremely skiddy tools normally found on HackForums.

They're basically the same? Navigate to a list of common URLs, and look for 200/401 http response codes, or I'm assuming something along those lines.
09 Feb. 2013, 03:34pm
323

Quote:

Originally Posted by Artificial

They're basically the same? Navigate to a list of common URLs, and look for 200/401 http response codes, or I'm assuming something along those lines.

His refresher didn't even do that though, he used VB's built-in IE6-based web browser, and all his program does is refresh the page in an infinite loop, you have to type in the URL and log in and everything.
09 Feb. 2013, 06:05pm
The Unintelligible

While this is pretty trivial as Artificial said, I doubt OP actually made it. You can find source code for these types of programs almost anywhere (particularly Hack Forums).

He probably just ripped this from somewhere. Don't think OP is capable of making this himself.
09 Feb. 2013, 06:06pm
GAMEchief

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flareboy323

His refresher didn't even do that though, he used VB's built-in IE6-based web browser, and all his program does is refresh the page in an infinite loop, you have to type in the URL and log in and everything.

So? That's the most efficient method of doing a refresher, since it requires a login. An admin page finder doesn't require a login, so a displayed browser is not required. His refresher using a built in browser prevents Gaia's updating the login system from breaking the program.

if (file_get_contents($domain . "/admin/") doesn't match "404 error blah blah blah") { ADMIN PAGE FOUND }
09 Feb. 2013, 08:25pm
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Unintelligible

While this is pretty trivial as Artificial said, I doubt OP actually made it. You can find source code for these types of programs almost anywhere (particularly Hack Forums).

He probably just ripped this from somewhere. Don't think OP is capable of making this himself.

No, But also yes. I do get bits and peaces of serial and self teach my self to make these programs. I just started coding again.
09 Feb. 2013, 08:25pm
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Stover

I love how "Post on LG" is a folder on your desktop.

Haha yeah I know. I make them and save them to that file. I only two files on my desktop. My stuff and post on LG. :D
10 Feb. 2013, 04:02am
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flareboy323

Lol sorry, but I don't trust this at all. How did you go from fetching HTML and making a refresher to making an admin page finder?

For anyone confused, it looks for pages like /admincp/ /admin/ /administrator/ etc. Admin page finders are extremely skiddy tools normally found on HackForums.

Oh and I made this a long time ago when I was coding stuff. Mainly hacking stuff. Everyone is freaking out I don't know why..
10 Feb. 2013, 11:37pm
Butts

Quote:

Originally Posted by linzblue

Oh and I made this a long time ago when I was coding stuff. Mainly hacking stuff. Everyone is freaking out I don't know why..

you claim to have "made" everything you've posted "a long time ago".
10 Feb. 2013, 11:43pm
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by Butts

you claim to have "made" everything you've posted "a long time ago".

I have o-o??

I posted them on hackfroums.. XD.

And cyberhackers.
10 Feb. 2013, 11:49pm
Izaya

Quote:

Originally Posted by linzblue

I have o-o??

I posted them on hackfroums.. XD.

And cyberhackers.

Then certainly you have links to said topics, right?
10 Feb. 2013, 11:58pm
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by Izaya

Then certainly you have links to said topics, right?

Well for the hackforums yes. (:

But cryberhackers where I posted half of this stuff no. ):

Cause cyberhackers went down.
11 Feb. 2013, 04:30am
Isonyx

Good job bringing together a bunch of pieces of code and taking credit for it in your initial post.
I feel like unless it had been brought up, you wouldn't have given credit to the appropriate people.
Which you still haven't technically done. Provide exact links.
11 Feb. 2013, 04:39am
GAMEchief

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isonyx

Good job bringing together a bunch of pieces of code and taking credit for it in your initial post.
I feel like unless it had been brought up, you wouldn't have given credit to the appropriate people.
Which you still haven't technically done. Provide exact links.

I mean, we're talking about simple programs here. Don't you remember just learning? His idea of "taking bits of pieces of code" from other programs to write his own is like looking up and copying document.write() to find out how to print to the screen in JavaScript.

What could he have possibly used that was copyrighted, let alone worth citing?

setTimeout(function(){ location.reload(); }, 5000); /* Copyright Charles Stover, 2013. All Rights Reserved. http://www.charlesstover.com/ Do not use without express written permission. SomeBullshitOpenSourceLicenseCodeThatTakesUp5Lines */
11 Feb. 2013, 05:08am
Isonyx

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Stover

I mean, we're talking about simple programs here. Don't you remember just learning? His idea of "taking bits of pieces of code" from other programs to write his own is like looking up and copying document.write() to find out how to print to the screen in JavaScript.

What could he have possibly used that was copyrighted, let alone worth citing?

setTimeout(function(){ location.reload(); }, 5000); /* Copyright Charles Stover, 2013. All Rights Reserved. Charles Stover | a portfolio of the web programmer Do not use without express written permission. SomeBullshitOpenSourceLicenseCodeThatTakesUp5Lines */

Apologies, misread some of the posts.
I don't know what his idea of "taking bits of piece of code" is.
I'm not saying that what he used was copyrighted.
I'm saying that if he simply copy and pasted from another source he should give them due credit.
12 Feb. 2013, 03:32am
linzblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isonyx

Apologies, misread some of the posts.
I don't know what his idea of "taking bits of piece of code" is.
I'm not saying that what he used was copyrighted.
I'm saying that if he simply copy and pasted from another source he should give them due credit.

Yeah.. I don't understand why everyone is hating on me.