Youtube Account Creator- Changing Web Images

[astradamasta]

This is so easy. I am running decapcher.com on my youtube account creator and my commentor. All you need to do is send the url. It's that simple. Or are you trying to obtain the picture so the user can type in the cap?

 

[LilWayne]

Uhm.. lol I cant believe no one suggested this?

When the page finishes loading just parse the captcha url out of the source?

it will mot likely be very easy to parse as theres static areas in the html source.


For example search for the name or id of the captcha image then search for "src=" the next src= it finds will be the url or image name of the captcha.



hope this helps

 

[wowmanwow]

No that won't work becase as soon as you try to download that url, it won't be the one.

 

[w84it]

hi lam can you send me all you bots thanks i want facebook creator also

:tool:

 

[prowler.inc]

is it finish yet?

 

[ThatGuyLovesMoney]

Hey guys,

Im also in creating a youtube bot. But when I want it to login it says:
"Your browser's cookie functionality is turned off. Please turn it on."
Im using httpwebrequest and also a cookiecontainer. For other sites that method works fine but not for youtube.

I hope you guys have a solution for me

 

[prometheussoft]

How do you get around the phone and sms verification problems? I tried something similar to this but if a proxy was used more that once it wouldnt work anymore.

 

[voldemc]

Nice looking forward to get this software!

 

[davidzhao9]

I really want this piece of software!

 

[SocialSubmitter2010]

I would also really like this software, auto account creation on youtube would be really handy for me.

Please keep me updated when you have this free software working and released

Thanks

 

[smack]

Hey guys,

Im also in creating a youtube bot. But when I want it to login it says:
"Your browser's cookie functionality is turned off. Please turn it on."
Im using httpwebrequest and also a cookiecontainer. For other sites that method works fine but not for youtube.

I hope you guys have a solution for me

when you see that error it usually means that you missed sending a cookie back to the server.

the generally accepted practice for checking if cookies are enabled in a web application is to set one when you first visit the page, then check to see if it exists on a subsequent action (either a postback or by js).

make sure all of your cookies are properly being collected and passed. one thing to watch out for with httpwebrequest and cookiecontainers is that they are a bit finicky. sometimes you may need to over-ride the domain or manually add cookies to the ensuing post action.

How do you get around the phone and sms verification problems? I tried something similar to this but if a proxy was used more that once it wouldnt work anymore.

if the signup is anything like the gmail creation, the prompting for a phone verify may not actually be related to the proxy, but rather the result of sending an invalid or missing value in the account creation post.

i ran in to this with gmail. when i created the accounts manually i never encountered the PVA screen, however when attempting to create it with code i was missing a value that was generated on the client side via javascript and sent back to the server.

the value was strictly bot protection. as far as i could tell it had no other purpose in the signup other than checking that the client side script was being properly executed.

get some good packet logs and see if this may be the case.

-edit-
i just noticed you said if you used a proxy more than once. so it didn't happen the first time an IP was used? if not then disregard my post and just get more proxies. problem solved.

 

[prometheussoft]

Yeah its almost always an Ip issue....you might look into something like a wifi dish if you live in a small crowded area. I usually use other peoples wifi networks becuase the majority dont password protect them. The wifi antenna/dish can be made from an old dish network or direct tv dish with a few bucks. Then if they do password protect their wifi routers just get somethign like backtrack and crack the passwords. Store the names and passwords in a table and rotate them back and forth during creation. Its cheaper than proxies...takes a bit longer to get going but if you're good and the area you live in is dense its not uncommon to pick up hundreds of wifi sources....I've found my dish gets signals as far as 6 miles away.

 

[smack]

that seems like way more trouble than it's worth.

a couple hundred bucks a month for proxies is a well justified cost. much easier to just pull and scan a text file than to go around war dialing.

not to mention i would think there might be a legality issue there, and what do you do when you've used up the networks in your area?

this is why neither of my wifi networks are set to broadcast and the routers are locked to specific MAC's.

 

[prometheussoft]

Hey smack does your proxy provider let you rotate out all the proxies you need for fresh ones?

Did anyone every figure out this dynamic captch thing. I want to save the image on load of the page to send to decaptcha but ofcourse the img url causes a new image to appear.