Post by helper on Jul 26, 2016 3:00:52 GMT
Hi All,
As I got into bot scripting, I noticed very quickly you become dependent on proxies or the Tor network to defeat website mitigation techniques. I then started looking for people using IPv6 as a way to get around this, but have not really found any good guides on how to do this, so I thought I would share my thoughts here.
First I am not a programmer and am new to UniBot (so still learning), but I do have an extensive background in networking/network security. IPv6 is a very untapped network connectivity method mainly because most ISPs have not started offering IPv6 ranges to customers yet. Below is a way to gain access to any IPv6 faucet site and cycle through them by just changing your IPv6 address to a random quartet (what has replaced octets in IPv4 terms).
So First…
You need to get an IPv6 teredo tunneling provider and set it up, I use Hurricane Electric (tunnelbroker.net) detailed instructions are offered with all OSs.
Next is configuring the "goldsday.ini (3.62 KB)" script, I chose goldsday.com as this process seems to work the most consistently with that site (Note: you have to choose sites that have a registered IPv6 address).
Lastly, put the bat script "ipv6.bat (601 B)" in the root UniBot folder, load the UniBot plugins "runfile", "GSA" and "9kw-v1.2" then run the script.
I would like to thank MikiSoft for assisting with the syntax of UniBot, I hope you find this useful. If you have any ideas or improvements on this idea, script or whatever I would love to hear them I think the IPv6 area is full of potential.
Due to the dependancies of the plugins "runfile" and "9kw-v1.2" this script will work for UniBot v1.5 only.
As I got into bot scripting, I noticed very quickly you become dependent on proxies or the Tor network to defeat website mitigation techniques. I then started looking for people using IPv6 as a way to get around this, but have not really found any good guides on how to do this, so I thought I would share my thoughts here.
First I am not a programmer and am new to UniBot (so still learning), but I do have an extensive background in networking/network security. IPv6 is a very untapped network connectivity method mainly because most ISPs have not started offering IPv6 ranges to customers yet. Below is a way to gain access to any IPv6 faucet site and cycle through them by just changing your IPv6 address to a random quartet (what has replaced octets in IPv4 terms).
So First…
You need to get an IPv6 teredo tunneling provider and set it up, I use Hurricane Electric (tunnelbroker.net) detailed instructions are offered with all OSs.
Next is configuring the "goldsday.ini (3.62 KB)" script, I chose goldsday.com as this process seems to work the most consistently with that site (Note: you have to choose sites that have a registered IPv6 address).
- Just plugin in your BTC numbers at “<BTCAddress>” and adjust the “total” variable to the number you want to cycle through.
- You will also need to setup GSA or you can use another service if you’d like (this script is specific to using GSA and 9kw as a fallback).
Lastly, put the bat script "ipv6.bat (601 B)" in the root UniBot folder, load the UniBot plugins "runfile", "GSA" and "9kw-v1.2" then run the script.
I would like to thank MikiSoft for assisting with the syntax of UniBot, I hope you find this useful. If you have any ideas or improvements on this idea, script or whatever I would love to hear them I think the IPv6 area is full of potential.
Due to the dependancies of the plugins "runfile" and "9kw-v1.2" this script will work for UniBot v1.5 only.
Also, you can freely upload INI and BAT files without making a hassle to the others and yourself with changing the extension (i.e. adding an underscore character after it), because they're textual type and therefore allowed by the host (unlike DLL, EXE, ZIP), but you should always try to upload with the original extension in any case to see will it pass (as it sometimes does even on the forbidden ones). I've corrected both of that for you now.
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