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Remove the 'News Bot'...

3.8k views · started by Eternal Darkness · · closed · page 2 of 2
#41
GamerForce wrote:
Yea and BTW, AOL locks you out. Untill midnight that night. So good luck fixing it :P I made a cracker from scratch this morning in about 20 mins. AOL blocks you out after about 50 attempted logins.

EDIT:: NVM, must just block you for 12 hours. I just signed in. Shouldnt be able to >.<


Damn, thanks GamerForce... I appreciate it...

At least you know I can code something like that and am not just a lazy ass, right?
#42
Damn, thanks GamerForce... I appreciate it...

At least you know I can code something like that and am not just a lazy ass, right?


All crackers consist of are logging in and to a certain site and repeating. That's about it. I also created a cracker using AOL several weeks ago. I've created several. Using Gaiaonline.com/WAP, AOL, HomePage, and Flash. Just because you know how to grab info from a .txt file, load it into a list box, split a string, use it for a login, check for a failed login, repeat, if successful add to cracked, logout, doesn't mean you know how to program. The cracker it's self is probably about 20 lines of coding it's self.
#43
Chad has a point. A valid one at that. Crackers are extremely simple.
#44
I remember when I first started programming in .net one of the first things i created was a cracker. Its just 2 for loops, and a bunch of logins.

Jeez, a multi account auto poster that checks for captcha and switches every X posts or When captcha is found. Is alot harder than a cracker.

Our point being is that you need to pick up the work, or leave pal. You weren't put on this team to do nothing. Or for a fancy user title or name colour.