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LuminosityLink - Windows Remote Administration, Surveillance, and Security Software

This looks promising for sure.

I always love your projects, going to buy this once I get the extra cash.

EDIT: I just noticed it's the same project lol
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(Dec 28, 2016 09:58 AM)Description Wrote:  This looks promising for sure.

I always love your projects, going to buy this once I get the extra cash.

EDIT: I just noticed it's the same project lol

This is the new sales thread, the old one got locked due to 2000+ posts.
(Dec 28, 2016 09:56 AM)KFC Watermelon Wrote:  Thank you all for your continued positive feedback.

Still needing responses to this:

I think it would be useful, but as usual, I'm in conflict with myself. LuminosityLink is meant to be used for legitimate purposes, but it annoys me that it's detected by antiviruses. Then again, it's also a good thing because it provides some layer of protection against people who abuse your software. However, it would also stop anyone from using your software for remote support or something, which I think LL would excel in, as it has all the features that a remote support tech would ever need.

But to answer your question, yes, I would use it.
(Dec 28, 2016 01:31 PM)licker98 Wrote:  I think it would be useful, but as usual, I'm in conflict with myself. LuminosityLink is meant to be used for legitimate purposes, but it annoys me that it's detected by antiviruses. Then again, it's also a good thing because it provides some layer of protection against people who abuse your software. However, it would also stop anyone from using your software for remote support or something, which I think LL would excel in, as it has all the features that a remote support tech would ever need.

But to answer your question, yes, I would use it.

If I released the above program, it would simply be an addition. It wouldn't replace or modify the existing client binary builder in anyway.
(Dec 28, 2016 01:54 PM)KFC Watermelon Wrote:  If I released the above program, it would simply be an addition. It wouldn't replace or modify the existing client binary builder in anyway.

That's not quite what I was talking about, but I still would use it.
I'm working on improving user experience, such as adding built-in support features, creating tutorials, and adding a support tab.

Also, the next update will change how LuminosityLink's client binary handles multiple accounts being logged in at once.

Any requests regarding the support tab?
(Dec 28, 2016 03:49 PM)M0HX Wrote:  I don't understand what you mean. but is this the same way that DarkComet Legacy works? like instead of console.exe its a GUI verison right? Its pretty good idea! and it will be awesome to add.

also do you mean like self-upgrading? when a new LL version comes out, we don't have to update the binary to new ver and so?

I only have the interface of the actual application itself designed, and an outline of features. I haven't started coding it.

That being said....

You'd simply run the application on a PC you wish to monitor, input your DNS/IP/Serial key, and hit Connect. Then it connects to your LuminosityLink application.

I could make it self-update the client binary (since it could re-download it as a separate application).

It would basically be an advanced client binary with an interface that allowed easy management. If you needed to help a friend with their PC, they could simply download the application and connect to your LuminosityLink.
(Dec 28, 2016 04:23 PM)KFC Watermelon Wrote:  I only have the interface of the actual application itself designed, and an outline of features. I haven't started coding it.

That being said....

You'd simply run the application on a PC you wish to monitor, input your DNS/IP/Serial key, and hit Connect. Then it connects to your LuminosityLink application.

I could make it self-update the client binary (since it could re-download it as a separate application).

It would basically be an advanced client binary with an interface that allowed easy management. If you needed to help a friend with their PC, they could simply download the application and connect to your LuminosityLink.

But none of my friends would ever trust a RAT. 😟
Next update is in works, here is what I have so far:
-Improved support system designed to enhance user experience
-Improved Anti-Malware: Both Blocking applications, and removing malware will be improved. The Proactive Anti-Malware is receiving some minor adjustments.
-Modified how the client binary handles multiple user accounts. Now the client binary will run under each user account instead of one. So if a computer is logged into two users, two clients will appear in LuminosityLink.
-Startup is being overhauled to improve stability
I just want to vouch for KFC. His software is superb and hes never ceased to impress me. He's always quick and helpful to help whenever needed. To be honest, I have yet to find anything that surpasses Luminosity features. Just when you think Luminosity cant get any better, it does and keeps reaching for the stars. Best part is you have this forever once you get it.
Luminosity will be two years old April 2017.

I am working on the QuickConnect application. The existing client binary builder will not be modified or removed.
(Dec 28, 2016 04:23 PM)KFC Watermelon Wrote:  I only have the interface of the actual application itself designed, and an outline of features. I haven't started coding it.

That being said....

You'd simply run the application on a PC you wish to monitor, input your DNS/IP/Serial key, and hit Connect. Then it connects to your LuminosityLink application.

I could make it self-update the client binary (since it could re-download it as a separate application).

It would basically be an advanced client binary with an interface that allowed easy management. If you needed to help a friend with their PC, they could simply download the application and connect to your LuminosityLink.

Can't hurt to add it, it's a very modern way of going about things, I would use it. Good luck :)
Vouch for LuminosityLink and KFC Watermelon.

Keep up the good work.
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(Jan 1, 2017 06:08 AM)tcsh Wrote:  Can't hurt to add it, it's a very modern way of going about things, I would use it. Good luck :)

Thanks for the feedback. There will be options that allows the end-user to configure features such as Keylogger and Proactive Anti-Malware.
Hi wanted to know will use received Lifetime Update ? And which crypter will you advise for this ?


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