Named and Shamed - Thread

Cyberkilla

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Wed Apr 23 16:05:48 EDT 2008

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Well, you program a robot to go to Random Slaughter, attack, press the captch (Or pa** the captch like CK said) and do it all over.

Visual Basic FutureRP Bot Code

This is at the top
Public Function WebPageContains(ByVal s As String) As Boolean
Dim i As Integer, ehtml
For i = 1 To wb.Document.All.Length
Set ehtml = _
wb.Document.All.Item(i)

If Not (ehtml Is Nothing) Then
If InStr(1, ehtml.innerhtml, s, vbTextCompare) > 0 Then
WebPageContains = True
Exit Function
End If
End If
Next i
End Function

Form1
wb.navigate "http://futurerp.net/pages/player.php?rand=true"
If WebPageContains ("Captcha") = True Then
Form2.Show
End If

It isnt that hard (smiley)

I see where you are going with this. Show the window when there is a captcha, but do it automatically when there isn't.

I'm sure there is a way to stop this kind of trick too. Fortunately, since it requires user intervention every time there is a captcha, you might as well sit and attack yourself

At least you'd be able to use your brain, and only attack people worthy of the effort.

There is no denying that this is going to be one of those perpetual problems, where each and every advancement is met with a workaround.
All we can do is keep working on it. Anybody who suspects a cheat should report them.
There are some pretty intelligent ways to catch them, by recording their access patterns.

I've been messing around with something like this for a few month now.
Basically, it will run through a log of every page access from a suspect account.
It will take notes of who they attack and when they attack.

It certainly wouldn't be perfect, but with something like that running around, giving suspect accounts a 'score', it will be much easier for cheats to be found.
The score would be a sort of 'unnatural index', based upon the probability of inhuman actions.

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