[GUIDE] Reverse engineering bot software

TwitchPro said:

Why do people write bots and not allow the user to automate them

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TwitchPro said:

Do non-technical people pay website developers to make them websites? Yes. If you want a bot made for yourself, with this a non technical person can at least show a developer EXACTLY what to do.

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Deleted member 923340 said:

Good point, I shouldn't have spoken for everyone. It is just me I guess.
I enjoy coding, almost all the time I code the bots/scripts I want.

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TwitchPro said:

So do I but I post this because I was up against funcaptcha and there was a bot that bypassed it as the security on the site was immense. So I sniffed one packet and saved countless dollars on a VC to do funcaptcha.

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Deleted member 923340 said:

Unrelated, I mostly use https://anti-captcha.com/ for all my captcha stuff. Well documented and very cheap.

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mattvei said:

for a nom-techie, non-coder like me, this was inscrutable

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TwitchPro said:

I have seen so many bot tools that are all Windows based, written in .NET. Why do people write bots and not allow the user to automate them?

This is the WHOLE reason most Smm Panels are not instantaneous. They rely on a user to input the order. It is primitive.

My simple tip for any programmers out there is to use an application called Postman.

In Postman (like wireshark) you can capture traffic. The unique advantage to Postman is that you can set a proxy on the localhost. You then simply use that proxy (localhost:5555) inside your bot application and record the requests. You can edit the variables in the request to understand what is happening in order to replicate it.

Simply export all of the requests you want captured and code it up in a web friendly language that you can open an API for. That or hire a freelancer.

Not much of a guide but, Lets Make Bots Great Again.

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