this is used for spreading, you can however bind it to a rat
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(Sep 18, 2015 12:50 AM)DamienVC Wrote: Testing some new methods, do you customers have anything specific eg. Steam/Outlook spreaders to suggest? Taking suggestions for the time being~ A steam spreader would be cool, and not too hard to do. You can use public source and modify it ;) 🎉 http://www.unknowncheats.me/forum/genera...ammer.html I believe that program is able to send a message to all your friends. Another stweam thing you could do it to post in all groups that the infected user is part of. gl 🤝
Sep 19, 2015 04:19 AM
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(Sep 19, 2015 04:13 AM)Incendiary. Wrote: A steam spreader would be cool, and not too hard to do. You can use public source and modify it ;) 🎉Well thats based on Steam API, pretty easy if you ask me, just like Skype was. Facebook/Twitter required HTTP scripts though. Will be considering adding Steam in near future. First off, continuing onto more browsers on Password Recovery. Nevertheless, thanks for your suggestion. 🤝  (Sep 19, 2015 04:19 AM)DamienVC Wrote: Well thats based on Steam API, pretty easy if you ask me, just like Skype was. Facebook/Twitter required HTTP scripts though. What did you do for the Facebook/Twitter? Intercept the HTTP request and modify it with your message or simply just recover their info from browsers then send their friends a message? Intrigued. (Sep 23, 2015 05:56 AM)stackoverflowin Wrote: What did you do for the Facebook/Twitter? Intercept the HTTP request and modify it with your message or simply just recover their info from browsers then send their friends a message? Intrigued. It doesn't intercept any outgoing messages, it opens a silent new session and does the messaging. (based off recovered passwords or open sessions) (Sep 23, 2015 08:47 AM)DamienVC Wrote: It doesn't intercept any outgoing messages, it opens a silent new session and does the messaging. (based off recovered passwords or open sessions) Ah that's pretty nice, but also pretty hard to implement (getting all the friends etc could be a bitch) OT: how the fuck did you interact with JS elements through HTTP requests? mhm
Sep 23, 2015 09:05 AM
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(Sep 23, 2015 09:03 AM)stackoverflowin Wrote: Ah that's pretty nice, but also pretty hard to implement (getting all the friends etc could be a bitch) We aren't just using HTTP webrequests to perform the process. I guess we shouldn't reveal it all, mhm? 😊 (Sep 23, 2015 09:05 AM)DamienVC Wrote: We aren't just using HTTP webrequests to perform the process. I guess we shouldn't reveal it all, mhm? 😊 Emulated browser? ;) Ha. Just kidding, but really this is pretty cool -- quite interesting as well and smart that the way you do it. VOUCH, actually a smart product. (Sep 23, 2015 09:16 AM)stackoverflowin Wrote: Emulated browser? ;) Kind of, even though an emulated browser session might generate too much load on the server. Innovative products do come up on the marketplace at times. Nevertheless, thanks for your vouch. 🤝 (Sep 24, 2015 10:34 AM)Alan Watts Wrote: How's everyone finding this so far? Anyone share any results? I would consider the tumblr suggestion. I'm thinking to more modules (eg. silent session of Omegle with 4-5 specified messages / Tumblr / Steam / etc) Its been only 2~ weeks since this has been in circulation, not much customers though, you can wait for future reviews though. 🤝 (Sep 24, 2015 05:08 PM)Alan Watts Wrote: Yeah I thought this would have gotten way more attention by now. I think there's a lot of people waiting to see some solid vouches+results before they invest. I hope to see future development on it though, and more features like Steam and Omegle that would be awesome and attract people looking to get those sort of "clients". I'll buy this and test it out soon though, on my gran who uses facebook and skype. 👍 Yes sure, you could wait for a review. We're also waiting for the same. |
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