[Zorgath]

I've also been meddling with queue-it but just blocking scripts doesn't seem to work. Probably need to cookie-hack it somehow if it's still possible. But, if it's all server-processed now, there probably isn't any chance for it.

[hirst90]

Right,

First of all I'm not sure if I have posted this in the right place - apologies if I haven't.

I am trying to find a method around being able to bypass a Queue and virtual waiting rooms.

I have been using a work around which involves spoofing the website into thinking you are someone else but this now no longer works😥.

Basically the system (queue-it) has a virtual waiting room around 30 minutes before the tickets go on sale. How it works is that a 302 redirect is applied to the page(s) you are trying to access which directs you to queue.

queue-it com / bypass-online-queue /                  ...........- this is how the system works.

it also appears that different websites are implementing how this queue system works.

it would be great if someone has any ideas on how this may be exploitable.

Daggerz x

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Further more to my above post here is a little update;

I managed to disable some areas of JS on the website what appeared to remove the que, however I was still able to see the background so the site is still holding me in the queue somehow? I'm not sure if their is a way around this client side, would be great if anyone could chip in who has experience in this. I have tried to block all 302's from the website but no page on the domain will load whatsoever doing this.


this is the holding room before you are connected to the que


This is how a normal queue works and looks like on the site


I have been able to mess around with the JS and get the queue to not run however I am still held within the same area of the site - perhaps a 302 would need to be blocked here but that breaks the site completely

hope someone with more experience could help on matters,

Daggerz x

I’m also looking to bypass a waiting room that’s using Akamai? Can a body help?