goawayplease
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- Apr 10, 2008
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Hello Everyone,
I've been working on some view spoofing software, and I've hit a bit of a snag.
As I've mentioned in other posts about view spoofing in general, many of the modern tracking systems use JavaScript to trigger various logging functions.
Since JS is a client-side language, creating a raw socket and sending headers say via Winsock doesn't trigger these functions, resulting in a wasted view.
This is true of both Google Analytics and Youtube's view system according to my own research.
I found what I thought would be a logical work-around, but I then ran into another snag... Youtube has a proxy filtering system in place; whenever their code sees the "Proxy-Connection:" HTTP Header it triggers a "We're Sorry, This Video is No Longer Available" error.
That being said, I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this, and if they've come up with any solutions to dealing with the Proxy-Connection header thing? Are there specific types of proxies that won't send this header?
Anywho, thanks in advance to those who know what I'm talking about, and to those who don't, I hope you found this interesting
I've been working on some view spoofing software, and I've hit a bit of a snag.
As I've mentioned in other posts about view spoofing in general, many of the modern tracking systems use JavaScript to trigger various logging functions.
Since JS is a client-side language, creating a raw socket and sending headers say via Winsock doesn't trigger these functions, resulting in a wasted view.
This is true of both Google Analytics and Youtube's view system according to my own research.
I found what I thought would be a logical work-around, but I then ran into another snag... Youtube has a proxy filtering system in place; whenever their code sees the "Proxy-Connection:" HTTP Header it triggers a "We're Sorry, This Video is No Longer Available" error.
That being said, I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this, and if they've come up with any solutions to dealing with the Proxy-Connection header thing? Are there specific types of proxies that won't send this header?
Anywho, thanks in advance to those who know what I'm talking about, and to those who don't, I hope you found this interesting