EasyHits4u.com Bot Source (Decaptcher API Example too) [VB.NET]

negligence

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I was browsing through my computer the other day and found this little bot that I had made a while ago. It was a bot to run on EasyHits4u.com for hours at a time, which eventually led to my account getting banned.

Anyways, it never made its way out of testing phases, but it still works. It could use some sanity checking if anyone wants to show it some tender love and care. It's by no means a complete bot, and uses the web browser control.

This is a very basic way of getting done what needed to be done, and was abandoned because I was being sloppy.

This source also shows a good example of how to use the Decaptcher.com API to integrate into your other bots. I hope some of you can learn from this, and release some great bots. Keep me in mind though, maybe a discount or something ;).

File is available through Media Fire

Or attached below...

Edit: It's a bot's source code... no binaries are included? Anyways, Virus total results at:

Results:

Result:
1/ 43 (2.3%)
Sophos4.59.02010.11.14DeCaptcher CAPTCHA Breaker
 

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virus scan pls
While there are binaries inside if you think you're advanced enough to use this code you should also know that any virus report can come out negative if the programmer has the patience to tweak the software and rescan the result until all comes back negative no matter what nasties might be inside. Surest thing is to get a peek of the code and it is given to you by the OP.

Thx to negligence for the share.
 
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I have a couple of questions mainly about the decaptcher.

Thanks btw. I definitely will use some of the codes. Some of the ideas and ways to implement those ideas are in the code. They are very valuable to someone who is just feeling his way through visual basic. net

Anyway, my question is about how your program waits for the decaptcher response.

Does it wait like this? Waits for captcha from decaptcher no matter how long it takes, gets it, automatically puts it to the website as soon as it gets it, clicks the submit button.

Does it wait like this? Waits for captcha from decaptcher for 15 or so seconds. 15 is what i see from your xdelay function. After 15 secs, it enters the captcha even if there isn't one. It then sends it to the website then clicks the submit button.

Although I don't have the code locally anymore and I have no interest in continuing the use, I think that code was submitting the code to Decaptcher, and waiting for a response. The xdelay function was used to hold out until the timer on the website had expired. They had a random delay of 8-15 seconds at the time I wrote the code, so I always waited the maximum time. There was minimal variation on my end, and that should definitely be tweaked.

In any case, I believe it was more like the first example, it waited for Decaptcher to respond :)
 
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