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korfx04

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I'm making a bot similar to senuke, but a much lighter version that will be completely free and will only be available to bhw members, and to make sure it's only for bhw members, the people that downloads it will have to request a unlock key from me here. (i really don't have all the detals worked out yet, but it will be something like that)

I Need a list of web 2.0 sites and more ideas that you will think would be a cool feature to add to it. I Will designing the program in a few weeks.
 
My advise is to get a 14 day free trial version of senukeX and see what sort of Majos they are offering.
 
As far as ideas it would be GREAT to have a keyword setter. Meaning it would be more poweful I feel for the keyword to be i the title of the web 2.0 property

IE; Keyword.Xanga.com instead of Dy6Gt56tgfT.xanga.com

Of course if its already taken make it so it can rotate or search between the list of keywords you supply it OR put some keywords together.

I strongly belive if we took time to make these web 2.0 props almost as good as our money sites it will help with ranking and real traffic.
 
i started the design process today :) which will probably change 15 times before it's completed.
 
Just hope i can finish it... lol, it's a big project, and allot of my code is outdated now and have to re-write a majority of it. I use to write allot bots and i saved my code in a module, so i could just call it instead of writing it over and over and over again...

The last big project i started, took me a year to complete, i only had 2 more days to finish it and that's when i got that crazy ass virus that deleted everything from my d partition, and like a dumb ass, it didn't back it up :(

I Started coding late last night and my yahoo module was so outdated i basically having to rewrite the yahoo part over, i'm about done with the yahoo account creation though... just stuck on one part..


Code:
<div id="IAgreeBtn-rnd" title="IAgreeBtn">
                    <input type="submit" name="ContinueBtn" id="ContinueBtn" class="ygbtem" value="Continue" title="" border="0" />
               </div>
From the program, i will hit generate profile, which will randomly pick out a user first and last name, username and password out of hundreds of random possibility's. The i will hit Create Yahoo from the menu and i will proceed to signme up for a yahoo email. Then after it signs up it will check and see if the captcha was entered correctly.

I Tried this, but it takes me back to the signup page :/


Code:
If PMN.WebBrowser2.ReadyState = WebBrowserReadyState.Complete Then
   If PMN.WebBrowser2.Document.Body.InnerText.Contains("Please try this code instead") Then
captcha.Show()
but if it returns

Code:
 If Me.WebBrowser2.Document.Body.OuterText.Contains("Below are your account details") Then
               Me.WebBrowser2.Document.Forms(0).InvokeMember("submit")
  End If
But it's not clicking the "Continue" button after the account is successfully created :/


i tried this as well.

Code:
   For Each botonic As HtmlElement In WebBrowser2.Document.All
            If botonic.InnerText = ("Continue") Then
                botonic.InvokeMember("click")
                Exit For
            End If
Maybe someone can help me figure this out... I'm using VB Studio 10.. I Will add you in the credits.

Also, help me come up with a name, currently i'm calling it PMNuke, which means Poor Mans Nuke
 
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Korfx -

A side question that I thought may work for you.

Have you thought about Imacro or UBOT? Both are strong tools that can accomplish the same thing you are looking to accomplish, but with a lot more documentation and preexisting scripts that you can easily modify.

Just an idea!
 
Korfx -

A side question that I thought may work for you.

Have you thought about Imacro or UBOT? Both are strong tools that can accomplish the same thing you are looking to accomplish, but with a lot more documentation and preexisting scripts that you can easily modify.

Just an idea!


Yeah, i have imacro and i use it some, never used UBOT tho.. i prefer vb tho for some reason. Guess it's because i been using it since aol 3.0 when i would make punters and servers for aol lol

I Will have a look at ubot tho
 
Yeah, i have imacro and i use it some, never used UBOT tho.. i prefer vb tho for some reason. Guess it's because i been using it since aol 3.0 when i would make punters and servers for aol lol

:D Oh the good ol' days of AOL. Brings back the memories, all the fun tools. AOHell, Netbus, Sub7....
 
As being a software developer for 10 I have to say that this does not seem to be feasible the way you're handling this.
Not trying to bash on you or anything but I hope you realize that the difficulty of this project is the changing nature of those web 2.0 sites. So you'll have to figure that out first. There is a good thread here on bhw on code building on the fly. but you'll need a recorder as well.

Since you're not using source control it also looks like you're not very experienced....

maybe best to work for a software dev company for a few years first....

again not trying to bash or anything... just being realistic
 
I Figured it out, the solution was right under my nose ;)
 
Quick update:
AOL, hotmail, yahoo and gmail fully automated account creation completed. Working on Proxy, Decaptcher Support next.

Here's a video of what the program looks like. Layout may change when i get deeper in the project.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoevkjd8bLw
 
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follow me on twitter @lapGChris for updates on how the program is going (hope that is allowed, if not, i'm sorry)
 
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