[RichPrince100]

Can anyone give me some information on how good or bad there silent JDB is ? thanks :)

[van1lle]

Good if the target uses a vulnerable version of java and not google chrome.
Bad if named case doesnt apply.

[RichPrince100]

Good if the target uses a vulnerable version of java and not google chrome.
Bad if named case doesnt apply.

so do these variables apply to the non silent one too?

[1337331]

so do these variables apply to the non silent one too?

Silent ones are exploits. Normal ones work on all versions (afaik) but require the user to explicitly click an "Allow Execution" button.

[SIM-1562658]

Alright! Just what I needed to know.

['An0ny]

It can't be silent, since google chrome always ask to allow Java.

There are serval free FUD JDB Tutorials on the internet, so i wouldnt buy it. The only thing that they can do, is website ripper.. Which can easily be done by putting iframe of the website that you'd like to "rip".

Feel free to message me if you want help to set it up.

[Cloud9™]

It can't be silent, since google chrome always ask to allow Java.

There are serval free FUD JDB Tutorials on the internet, so i wouldnt buy it. The only thing that they can do, is website ripper.. Which can easily be done by putting iframe of the website that you'd like to "rip".

Feel free to message me if you want help to set it up.

Clearly you do not understand what "silent" means. Silent means that it has the ability to bypass the security warning that Oracle has for Java applets. When the browser asks to "run Java", that does not mean it is not silent, that is a clearly a built in feature of the browser and has nothing to do with Java at all.

There maybe free JDB tutorials that will show you how to create a JDB. My question is why waste your time learning how a JDB functions and how to REFUD it, when you can just purchase a service that does it for you ❓?

['An0ny]

Clearly you do not understand what "silent" means. Silent means that it has the ability to bypass the security warning that Oracle has for Java applets. When the browser asks to "run Java", that does not mean it is not silent, that is a clearly a built in feature of the browser and has nothing to do with Java at all.

There maybe free JDB tutorials that will show you how to create a JDB. My question is why waste your time learning how a JDB functions and how to REFUD it, when you can just purchase a service that does it for you ❓?

"Clearly you do not understand what "silent" means."

Yes i do understand what silent means. I have downloaded a FUD One here on HackForums, if you think that is silent.. Then my JDB Is silent aswell.

You are all probaly using CURL To get the content of a website to "rip" it, and charging tons for it..

I have made a bundle, with FUD JDB or "sJDB" as you call it. Refudding takes very little time, i could create my own website now and sell access for $3 and trash all JDB Generator sales, but meh.. I'll rather give it to people that'd like it :)

So, pm me for free bundle with silent java drive by then ;)

[Cloud9™]

"Clearly you do not understand what "silent" means."

Yes i do understand what silent means. I have downloaded a FUD One here on HackForums, if you think that is silent.. Then my JDB Is silent aswell.

You are all probaly using CURL To get the content of a website to "rip" it, and charging tons for it..

I have made a bundle, with FUD JDB or "sJDB" as you call it.

So, pm me for free bundle with silent java drive by then ;)

You're clearly slow, seeing that you're trying to compare a regular JDB to a silent JDB 🤦‍♂.

I actually don't use CURL to get the content of the website, thank you very much. I'm also missing the point of how FoxxyJava is overpriced, when it's $20 for 6 months for Basic ($3.3 a month) and $70 for 6 months ($11.7 a month) for Professional. Unless of course you're cheap and you believe $20 is way to expensive for a regular JDB and $70 is way to expensive for access to three different silent JDBs.

Are you serious right now 🤦‍♂? You're calling a regular JDB a SJDB? Wow man, you're really something now arn't you. I'd expect SJDB would be easy enough for HF members to figure out, but I guess not. Let me explain it to you:

SJDB = Silent Java Drive-By - A silent Java drive-by does not need to be authorized in order to download and execute a program.

JDB = Java Drive-By - A Java drive-by requires authorization in order to download and execute a program. I usually refer to it as a "traditional java drive-by".

God you're a pathetic excuse for a living organism.

[betamonkey]

Damn Illuminatus, $3 a month. Fucking shit, you're going to put me in the poor house with those sky high prices.

[ztefanbel]

I am intressted but cant postmessage u guys, i would be great if u can help me.. skype: dynamoxxx

[$pax]

I have foxxyjava 70$ package, but I never used it because idk which silent jdb to use and the templates and website clones are really hard to use, can't use them :/