how i get proxies.. i dont automate

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some1 messaged me tonight and asked me a question

mastino - Sup proxyGo..
My apologies for bumping up yur box..either ways hope you are having a great time..
Well i got a question that has been bothering me alot, and would be really helpful and
save my time if i find the solution.

How to you automate Your Proxy scrapping nd Saving it to a txt file?? on proxoyfire.. any
scripts, tools or tutorial post would be helpful.

And thanks to you.. i've gotten some pretty nice proxy blocks that i do scrape nd end up
wif sum nice proxies.. buh lik you knw man automation is the way..
Well Thanks for reading this.

this is the best answer i can give as a retired proxyfire admin, i do all my work by hand
no scripts - no automation - 3x a day totaling around 4 and a half hrs but
for that i get about 5-6k google passed proxies. all port 8080 no CN proxies.
well i dont automate my work is done by hand 3 times a day
first i load my ip blocks into proxyfire and scan them

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then i take the finished result and throw the proxies into bleech proxie tester

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the remaining live proxies are then taken from bleech proxie test and thrown into s/box

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my lists are only port 8080 - there are no CN proxies in my lists. average size
varies between 1.5k 2.3k per test google passed use to be about 3k but
its fallen over the last year
 
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That would be me... thanks alot proxygo ;)
 
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Or use proxymultiplier and save time

OR learn to read proxymultiplier scrapes public proxies from websites
this has nothing to do with port scanning proxies, 0 ,

the user was asking how to automate PORT SCANNING proxies
not scraping slow crap proxies from website pages that die in minutes

thankyou for your useful post - please come again -

ps

port scan proxies - this is for scanning for proxies with
an ip port scanner requiring a specific ip range start and end + a port
number. doing this collects proxies mostly un-indexed yes there public
proxies just sitting in piles that u cant get without a port scanner
and u cant harvest them.

but they will beat hands down any public
url leecher into the ground for longer lasting working proxies because
almost no1 has them, the trick is, knowing what ip ranges to scan
and on what ports to see them out.
 
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but they will beat hands down any public
url leecher into the ground for longer lasting working proxies because
almost no1 has them, the trick is, knowing what ip ranges to scan
and on what ports to see them out.

Very true, you can find an insane amount of proxies that are excellent if you know where to look. As said, you need to know the ranges to scan and in some cases what time of day to scan them. You can scan entire ranges on the most popular of ports and barely get 20-30 proxies, but if you know where to look you can scan a handful of b-blocks and pull thousands. The fun thing, or what I consider fun is finding new ones. Typically open-proxies are misconfigured servers or for example with Squid the default port is 3128, so if the admin doesn't create a password or change ports that will become a "public" proxy sooner or later usually. There's not really a lot you can do in the way of automation for port scanning because you're going to have your ranges already set unless you're just blind scanning. That can be dangerous though if you don't know what you're doing because go ahead and scan the wrong range and you won't be scanning anything again for a while. lol.
 
man i remember 6/7 years ago i use to scan blind random
what a waste of time that was. look for the nice blocks to scan is a tiring thing
but nice when u hit it.

my favorite quote from certain quarters of bhw is when i see

i can scan the whole net range in a day

piss myself - i challenge anyone to tcp scan 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 come back in
6 months let me no when your done, with so many ports only working in certain spots
1 day what a joke.
 
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