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RE: I'm back! :D - RA1N - 06-12-2014

Eager isn't the words. xD. I already have the resolver almost finished. Atleast the first version that it. Hopefully we can get some of these nasty infected re-releases of my old resolver (RA1N's AIO Resolver).


RE: I'm back! :D - BlackArray - 06-12-2014

RA1N did you yet finish your ZeuS mod?

I am looking forward to reversing it when its done.


RE: I'm back! :D - DaPaus - 06-12-2014

Hi RA1N, long time no see Wink
How are you?
Any updates on that ebook?


RE: I'm back! :D - Spirit - 06-12-2014

Hey there, @RA1N!
Welcome back to HC. You don't know me, but I've seen your name quite a bit in old threads. You seem like a decent guy so far.

Shoot me a message sometime, I wouldn't mind having a chat with you.


RE: I'm back! :D - RA1N - 06-12-2014

The API used I like to keep as private as I can. Because it is through a very reliable source. So I don't want it getting suspended.


RE: I'm back! :D - RA1N - 06-12-2014

The API used I like to keep as private as I can. Because it is through a very reliable source. So I don't want it getting suspended.


RE: I'm back! :D - BlackArray - 06-12-2014

(06-12-2014, 07:37 PM)RA1N Wrote: The API used I like to keep as private as I can. Because it is through a very reliable source. So I don't want it getting suspended.

Code:
http://resolveme.org/api.php?key=531ba65685b9c&skypePseudo=

Are you speaking about this? If so, i am sorry. :/

Edit:
Code:
private static string getHtml(string url) { HttpWebRequest httpWebRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url); httpWebRequest.Method = "GET"; HttpWebResponse httpWebResponse = (HttpWebResponse)httpWebRequest.GetResponse(); StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(httpWebResponse.GetResponseStream()); string result = string.Empty; result = streamReader.ReadToEnd(); httpWebResponse.Close(); return result; }

Nice code there.. I really like the exception handling. You really write pro code for 6 year experience.


RE: I'm back! :D - BlackArray - 06-12-2014

(06-12-2014, 07:37 PM)RA1N Wrote: The API used I like to keep as private as I can. Because it is through a very reliable source. So I don't want it getting suspended.

Code:
http://resolveme.org/api.php?key=531ba65685b9c&skypePseudo=

Are you speaking about this? If so, i am sorry. :/

Edit:
Code:
private static string getHtml(string url) { HttpWebRequest httpWebRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url); httpWebRequest.Method = "GET"; HttpWebResponse httpWebResponse = (HttpWebResponse)httpWebRequest.GetResponse(); StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(httpWebResponse.GetResponseStream()); string result = string.Empty; result = streamReader.ReadToEnd(); httpWebResponse.Close(); return result; }

Nice code there.. I really like the exception handling. You really write pro code for 6 year experience.


RE: I'm back! :D - RA1N - 06-12-2014

I was hoping people that reflected the application would also be able to get the comments. But, I wouldn't care as much about the public release of the API if I didn't use it for an application for HC. Also the comment read.

'P.S If you use this API don't leak so it doesn't get suspended. Use for personal use only.

And I created the full program in less than 45 minutes. So don't hate on simplicity.


RE: I'm back! :D - RA1N - 06-12-2014

I was hoping people that reflected the application would also be able to get the comments. But, I wouldn't care as much about the public release of the API if I didn't use it for an application for HC. Also the comment read.

'P.S If you use this API don't leak so it doesn't get suspended. Use for personal use only.

And I created the full program in less than 45 minutes. So don't hate on simplicity.