[Q] How do you build your own 4g (mobile) proxy network?

@social engineer Been trying to get my head around some of this info, just thinking there must be a simpler way of doing this
Its pretty complicated, any may not be worth the time and effort, as well as cost...look into some good 4G Proxy providers such as

airsocks
 
Its pretty complicated, any may not be worth the time and effort, as well as cost...look into some good 4G Proxy providers such as

airsocks

Would the dongles method be easier?
 
@https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/social-engineer.104891/ Been trying to get my head around some of this info, just thinking there must be a simpler way of doing this
Its complicated and will need some knowledge of c / c++ some electronic engineering knowledge (or at least some arduino knowledge).

I'm no expert and all I've done has been self taught, I like challenging myself. I also have the outlook that if I'm going to build something I may as well do it properly.
I also have distruct outsourcing stuff so I've taught myself an awful lot over the years.

The setup I suggested isn't a 'it will get you by bodge job' its weopons grade infrastructure which is designed to thwart all current bot detection :)

Would the dongles method be easier?

I've never used the dongle method their is nothing stopping you trying to run multiple instance. Try it if it works great if not you have a few extra usb dongles.

Turns out there is already a guy selling mobile 4g proxies but his customer service seems terrible recently!
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/need-4g-residential-mobile-ips-4g-ip-provider.1018130/
 
So did anybody find a way to scale this method (of using 4g as a proxy) to run more IG accounts like around 100?
 
Would the dongles method be easier?
Wont work
USB hubs also wont work.
Been there, tried that.
 
Wont work
USB hubs also wont work.
Been there, tried that.

Hi, a noob here, need your opinion on this.

If I run 5 account for 3 hours using 4g proxy and then ON/OFF air plane mode and get new ip as well chance device id and run another batch of 5 IG accounts for 3 hours, would that work?

So run 5 different accounts every 3 hours on 4g proxy, will it work?
 
my Russian isn`t good, but it looks like it works:

 
Anybody heard of Arduino ? That might help. They have cheap modules.

I`m still trying to understand why this can not be virtualization so no need for hardware (virtual Proxies), this is the closest i can find :
(i know some people might say its hard to understand and won`t work, but i`m sure that was the guy with the typewriter 40 years ago!!)

 
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I`m still trying to understand why this can not be virtualization so no need for hardware (virtual Proxies), this is the closest i can find :
(i know some people might say its hard to understand and won`t work, but i`m sure that was the guy with the typewriter 40 years ago!!)

This is on machine not a solution. It is limited to the app or whatever that collects data from VM of Android or emulator.

We need multiple GSM/GPRS/Edge/LTE module to be channeled to certain ports and control those modules or modems or whatever...
 
Spread them out to avoid being detected is all I can say.
 
RPi or any board with linux and usb ports
Debian (or any linux) with wvdial, 3proxy (last beta version)
10 ports usb hub with power supply
10 x 3g/4g modem
10 x sim card
wifi or ethernet <--- for access
and xxx h. for config :)

Yes, this is working .... WIP but working

Output:
we have 10 additional residental elite/anonymous proxy. (scalable).
How to use ? example - your RPi has ip 192.168.1.100
192.168.1.100:3128 < --- proxy with ip 1st simcard
192.168.1.100:3129 < --- proxy with ip 2nd simcard
etc
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/comments/9rm9r6/my_roommate_found_a_bunch_of_these_hidden_behind/

The post's been taken down for some reason but tldr a paranoid kid found a bunch of raspberry pis 'hidden' in his college library.


If you listen to the end you will find it was the university who used them as a tool to monitor how busy there facilities were.
 
If you listen to the end you will find it was the university who used them as a tool to monitor how busy there facilities were.
My point was that there's always someone paranoid enough to look behind every corner. Never said these were used for building a proxy network.
 
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