(Dec 18, 2013 04:15 PM)International Manager Wrote: what is the difference to jserie?
If u dont mind answering.
Dös this come with a Traffic Panel to Monitor Traffic and executions?
Yes, a web panel is available to monitor your traffic and executions :).
As to how it's different with jSerie, there are a couple of notable differences.
Differences:
- Website Redirect (After execution of driveby, the user will be redirected to any site you choose that will make your actions seem more legitimate to the user)
- EXTREMELY Cheap (PlexJDB is $9.99 of a ONE-TIME fee compared to ANY other Java Driveby Generator on the market for both the Silent Java Driveby and Traditional Java Driveby)
- String Encryption (Every build you make is unique in some way to your last build, as every single of your builds is encoded according to several factors within your work enviroment)
- FUD Times (The traditional Java Driveby generated from PlexJDB has been proven to be FUD for over 2 years now)
- Client-Based (All of the generation process of your Driveby Build is not done on a website or on our servers, and is done straight at your PC to guarantee that it is your build the way you want it)
- Optimized Execution Times (Our driveby executes faster than several other ones, as it is optimized through the best possible methods of the Java SDK so that it will almost always guarantee your file to be downloaded and executed safely)
- Multiple File Support (Do you want a word document that is exploited, or a jar file, or an installer file to be ran instead of an .exe? PlexJDB fully supports this!)
- Silent Java Driveby Fallback (If the silent java driveby is not ran on a Java version equal to or lower than 7u21, then it will fall back to the Traditional Java Driveby)
- Host-Yourself (For everything generated by PlexJDB, you host it yourself (including the web panel and driveby) so that you have total control over your own files)
Really, there is a lot of differences and I am sure I am missing some, but this is all I could think of as of right now.



