// PHP/MySql Advanced IP.Logger \\
I know there are alot of IP grabbers out there, but I decided to create a new one that had a couple of neat features. Also, take note that I do not take 100% credit for this. I am not responsible for any of those who wish to use this code to harm others.
// Features
Spoiler (Click to View)
// Downloads
PHP/Mysql IP.Logger <-
FileZilla Download <-
// Step 1
First off, we're going to need somewhere to host our files/mysql database so you can choose from many different free ones, but I suggest SPAM.com. So go ahead and go there and sign up a free account, enter in your correct email address and a sub-domain (if you don't have a domain).
// Step 2
Alright, when you've activated your account, go ahead and log in and click "Go to Cpanel" Spoiler (Click to View) Scroll down to the bottom till you see something called "MySQL". Go ahead and click it and create your MySQL database. Be sure to copy down the info such as Database name, Username, Password, and Host. After that go back to the Cpanel and find something that says "View FTP Details". Inside, it should look something like this Spoiler (Click to View) Copy down those details for the next step
// Step 3
Alright, here comes the somewhat tricky part. We're going to upload our files via FTP. Now, There are several programs agian for this, but I recommend FileZilla (There is a download at the top) as I will be using it for this guide.
Go ahead and open up FileZilla and enter your FTP details.
Spoiler (Click to View) Now this is where your going to upload the php files necessary for IP.Logging. I provided a link at the top for the files (Don't fret, there only text/php files, No exe's).
// Step 4
Once you've downloaded all of the files, go ahead and open up "admin.php" and "image.php" in notepad and edit it your MySQL database settings that we wrote down in step 2 (Also edit the Username/Password in admin.php) . Spoiler (Click to View)After that, upload everything in the 'upload' folder to your website (It may take about 2-3 minutes because it has to upload all of the country codes).
// Step 5
Once fully uploaded, load the admin.php with your subdomain (subdomain/admin.php) to create all of the tables neccessary for IP.Logging. If you load admin.php and you get an error, you've done something wrong. If you get a a login page like this, Spoiler (Click to View) then it worked.
Now some of you will notice this looks similar to IStealer 6.0, but I edited it a bit to work with IP grabbing (I'm not taking credit for his work).
Login to the admin.php and make sure you have no errors. If you don't, then try testing it by loading the image.php file.
If successful, it should load something like this..
Spoiler (Click to View)
// Complete
You should now have your very own PHP/MySQL IP.Logger. I am not responsible for any of those who wish to use this code to harm others.
First off, we're going to need somewhere to host our files/mysql database so you can choose from many different free ones, but I suggest SPAM.com. So go ahead and go there and sign up a free account, enter in your correct email address and a sub-domain (if you don't have a domain).
// Step 2
Alright, when you've activated your account, go ahead and log in and click "Go to Cpanel" Spoiler (Click to View) Scroll down to the bottom till you see something called "MySQL". Go ahead and click it and create your MySQL database. Be sure to copy down the info such as Database name, Username, Password, and Host. After that go back to the Cpanel and find something that says "View FTP Details". Inside, it should look something like this Spoiler (Click to View) Copy down those details for the next step
// Step 3
Alright, here comes the somewhat tricky part. We're going to upload our files via FTP. Now, There are several programs agian for this, but I recommend FileZilla (There is a download at the top) as I will be using it for this guide.
Go ahead and open up FileZilla and enter your FTP details.
Spoiler (Click to View) Now this is where your going to upload the php files necessary for IP.Logging. I provided a link at the top for the files (Don't fret, there only text/php files, No exe's).
// Step 4
Once you've downloaded all of the files, go ahead and open up "admin.php" and "image.php" in notepad and edit it your MySQL database settings that we wrote down in step 2 (Also edit the Username/Password in admin.php) . Spoiler (Click to View)After that, upload everything in the 'upload' folder to your website (It may take about 2-3 minutes because it has to upload all of the country codes).
// Step 5
Once fully uploaded, load the admin.php with your subdomain (subdomain/admin.php) to create all of the tables neccessary for IP.Logging. If you load admin.php and you get an error, you've done something wrong. If you get a a login page like this, Spoiler (Click to View) then it worked.
Now some of you will notice this looks similar to IStealer 6.0, but I edited it a bit to work with IP grabbing (I'm not taking credit for his work).
Login to the admin.php and make sure you have no errors. If you don't, then try testing it by loading the image.php file.
If successful, it should load something like this..
Spoiler (Click to View)
// Complete
You should now have your very own PHP/MySQL IP.Logger. I am not responsible for any of those who wish to use this code to harm others.
// Disclaimer
I do not take credit for any programs used, nor do I take credit for IStealer. The only thing that I take credit for is mashing all these php codes into one. Thanks!
// Questions?
If you have any questions, problems, or concerns, please don't be afraid to ask. Either shoot me a pm or leave a reply.
// Like my tuturial?
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-> Guide on how to upload a shell and deface a page
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