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Sir_lagsalot

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Quote from: seuntjie on June 02, 2016, 04:25:43 AM

Quote from: Golftech on June 02, 2016, 04:08:44 AM

Quote from: seuntjie on June 01, 2016, 02:38:41 AM

I took a quick look at his code and it seems legit. This does not mean that his EXE isn't going to steal your coins. Performance and resource utilization could be improved a ton by interacting directly with the api calls instead of using an embedded browser.

so if you can vouched this mate might more members here will try using it as what you said that this bot seems to be legit
we are just all wondering or taking extra precaution with this kind of a programs.

Note that I said the source is ok but the exe might not be. I guess you could say I halve vouched it then.

Seuntjie's word is good enough for me. I'm downloading the source code right now. Will compile it manually later after I do a few virus scans

hesapadim

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Quote from: NyeFe on June 02, 2016, 04:11:55 AM

I looked at the source code. Its easy to understand since its just accessing/requesting data from IE plugin but you should really use a webkit.NET plugin instead.
There's a link here

I did't look at the form design, but it would also be good to display, or add an option to show the browser plugin.
*Don't forget to suppress error messages from JS*

Well, i can vouch that the source code I see at GitHub is 100% safe.

I can also vouch that the source code of the executable that I see at ?dl=0]Dropbox which is 20.5 KB (20,992 bytes) is 100% safe. I manually decompiled and scanned the file.

More detail ...
All the program does is implement a browser add-on, loads a webpage, clicks buttons, and checks the state of the browser... it doesn't even cache any data. The program is fairly simple (the UI and the code) I don't see any sort of exceptional handling from errors caused by the browser add-on... So, you'll likely encounter errors or crash is you're using different Windows version (such as Windows 10) other than the one it was built in/for.

<3
I'll use direct API calls in next version

seuntjie

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Quote from: Golftech on June 02, 2016, 04:08:44 AM

Quote from: seuntjie on June 01, 2016, 02:38:41 AM

I took a quick look at his code and it seems legit. This does not mean that his EXE isn't going to steal your coins. Performance and resource utilization could be improved a ton by interacting directly with the api calls instead of using an embedded browser.

so if you can vouched this mate might more members here will try using it as what you said that this bot seems to be legit
we are just all wondering or taking extra precaution with this kind of a programs.

Note that I said the source is ok but the exe might not be. I guess you could say I halve vouched it then.

NyeFe

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Activity: 699

Merit: 501

I looked at the source code. Its easy to understand since its just accessing/requesting data from IE plugin but you should really use a webkit.NET plugin instead.
There's a link here

I did't look at the form design, but it would also be good to display, or add an option to show the browser plugin.
*Don't forget to suppress error messages from JS*

Well, i can vouch that the source code I see at GitHub is 100% safe.

I can also vouch that the source code of the executable that I see at Dropbox which is 20.5 KB (20,992 bytes) is 100% safe. I manually decompiled and scanned the file.

More detail ...
All the program does is implement a browser add-on, loads a webpage, clicks buttons, and checks the state of the browser... it doesn't even cache any data. The program is fairly simple (the UI and the code) I don't see any sort of exceptional handling from errors caused by the browser add-on... So, you'll likely encounter errors or crash is you're using different Windows version (such as Windows 10) other than the one it was built in/for.

Golftech

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Quote from: seuntjie on June 01, 2016, 02:38:41 AM

I took a quick look at his code and it seems legit. This does not mean that his EXE isn't going to steal your coins. Performance and resource utilization could be improved a ton by interacting directly with the api calls instead of using an embedded browser.

so if you can vouched this mate might more members here will try using it as what you said that this bot seems to be legit
we are just all wondering or taking extra precaution with this kind of a programs.

seuntjie

legendary

Activity: 1717

Merit: 1125

Quote from: Sir_lagsalot on June 02, 2016, 04:03:07 AM

Password was recently reset. Beware. He might ask for a vouch, then change the download link/the downloaded files to some malicious duplicate. Always check for yourself, download a copy with sandboxies, run it and then do a virus scan, then take it out of sandboxie.

A better approach would be to self compile from github

Sir_lagsalot

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Password was recently reset. Beware. He might ask for a vouch, then change the download link/the downloaded files to some malicious duplicate. Always check for yourself, download a copy with sandboxies, run it and then do a virus scan, then take it out of sandboxie.

hesapadim

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Quote from: seuntjie on June 01, 2016, 08:36:24 AM

Quote from: hesapadim on June 01, 2016, 08:10:36 AM

Direct API calls can be flagged as spam i think

That'd mean anything from a browser would also be flagged as spam, since the browser calls the api calls when you click a button. Cut out the middle man (browser) and the bot should be faster and less resource intensive since you don't need to render anything

Yes i may try it

seuntjie

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Quote from: hesapadim on June 01, 2016, 08:10:36 AM

Direct API calls can be flagged as spam i think

That'd mean anything from a browser would also be flagged as spam, since the browser calls the api calls when you click a button. Cut out the middle man (browser) and the bot should be faster and less resource intensive since you don't need to render anything

hesapadim

newbie

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Quote from: seuntjie on June 01, 2016, 02:38:41 AM

I took a quick look at his code and it seems legit. This does not mean that his EXE isn't going to steal your coins. Performance and resource utilization could be improved a ton by interacting directly with the api calls instead of using an embedded browser.

Direct API calls can be flagged as spam i think

seuntjie

legendary

Activity: 1717

Merit: 1125

I took a quick look at his code and it seems legit. This does not mean that his EXE isn't going to steal your coins. Performance and resource utilization could be improved a ton by interacting directly with the api calls instead of using an embedded browser.

Dalarosa

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someone already tested it? Huh

hesapadim

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Hey everybody!
I just appended my method to SatoshiMines bot

Its beta currently
Maybe slow..
Maybe %101 cpu..
Maybe broken satoshimines design because of IE..
But its open source!

Current method:
Bet previous mine spots, if lose, x3 and bet again. so much risk maybe

Windows Binary: https://www.dropbox.com /s/9w4vs6t79ct1f9l/ SatoshiMinesHateMe_Binary.exe?dl=0 (remove spaces bitcointalk removing url)
GitHub: https://github.com/hesapadim/SatoshiMinesHateMe

No virus scan because it's open source, you can even decompile it by apps such as ILSpy

You can sell it by editing! But remember donating me Cry

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And.. Some guys -repped me, please +rep and help me recovering it!

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