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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #11
(06-12-2014, 03:17 PM)BlackArray Wrote:
(06-12-2014, 03:10 PM)Geoff Wrote: He posted this "lame" tool as you call it, like 90 minutes after i asked him to. Its quite popular out and about and I thought it should be updated and available to people who were downloading infected versions.

Criminals download crime tools that are infected by other crime tools... You dont find this funny?

This is the reason i thanked your post, made me laugh irl.

Though you killed my argument, congratulations on that.

Alright... Thanks RA1N for making this awesome application, i go now resolve my friends skype.

I do get the irony, but at the moment they are downloading infected versions of the application from 2011 with HackCommunity's name on it. i dont really like that.

As for it being a criminal tool - that depends entirely on how its used and not the tool itself. Is nmap a crime tool? is netcat a crime tool? tools can be used for good or evil.

A skype resolver... maybe someone is breaking the law or harassing people on skype, etc. who knows. resolving their location is the first step in tracking them down.

A cloudflare resolver. maybe someone is hosting child porn. First step in shutting them down is finding their host.

just because it can be used for bad does not mean thats its only use.

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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #12
I can vouch for that @"Geoff". I've used Skype resolvers for tracing down the bad guys many, many times. Never have I used it to get an IP to DDoS.

Not everything is only used to help a criminal do bad things.

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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #13
Can you please provide me the API link?
I'm currently making a Skype Resolver myself, and the one I'm using is pretty shitty.

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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #14
Can you please provide me the API link?
I'm currently making a Skype Resolver myself, and the one I'm using is pretty shitty.

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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #15
Interesting feedback. Thank you for the people that enjoy the project! Far as the others go. I appreciate the creative criticism but, please be nicer to members and not bash them as hard. The community here a year ago would not have acted in the way you guys did. They were supportive of every member. So, I am taking it upon myself to be one of those members.

@Bluedog.tar.gz, I have greatly missed the community. Sorry I left for so long. School had me working my ass off. But, I'm back in hopes of restoring the community to the friendly kinda people we once had.
[username], need some help?, PM me.
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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #16
Interesting feedback. Thank you for the people that enjoy the project! Far as the others go. I appreciate the creative criticism but, please be nicer to members and not bash them as hard. The community here a year ago would not have acted in the way you guys did. They were supportive of every member. So, I am taking it upon myself to be one of those members.

@Bluedog.tar.gz, I have greatly missed the community. Sorry I left for so long. School had me working my ass off. But, I'm back in hopes of restoring the community to the friendly kinda people we once had.
[username], need some help?, PM me.
[Image: kjKks6Y.png]

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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #17
(06-12-2014, 01:36 PM)BlackArray Wrote: Cloudflare resolver? How exactly do you resolve cloudflare? They use reverse proxy so you cant do it. If you can then its totally the websites owner fault.

I am pretty sure that all your "Skype resolver" does is send a HTTP-Request to a public/private web-based resolver and parses the result using Regex. Your Cloudflare resolver probably tries to resolve "cpanel.*site*".
DNS? LOL you simply call Dns.GetHostAddresses()

How long have you been coding? A month? lol

Edit: Your coder application says you have 5 year experience in C#.. Stop bullshiting. What you've coded? A useless doser and this.


Been watching you on the site for a bit and I'm not being rude, But you have a big mouth!

Keep up the good work Rain!







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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #18
(06-12-2014, 01:36 PM)BlackArray Wrote: Cloudflare resolver? How exactly do you resolve cloudflare? They use reverse proxy so you cant do it. If you can then its totally the websites owner fault.

I am pretty sure that all your "Skype resolver" does is send a HTTP-Request to a public/private web-based resolver and parses the result using Regex. Your Cloudflare resolver probably tries to resolve "cpanel.*site*".
DNS? LOL you simply call Dns.GetHostAddresses()

How long have you been coding? A month? lol

Edit: Your coder application says you have 5 year experience in C#.. Stop bullshiting. What you've coded? A useless doser and this.


Been watching you on the site for a bit and I'm not being rude, But you have a big mouth!

Keep up the good work Rain!







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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #19
Thank you, and constructive feedback is never denied. I am fine with people pointing out flaws. It only makes me strive harder for perfection.
[username], need some help?, PM me.
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RE: HC Resolver -- By. RA1N #20
Thank you, and constructive feedback is never denied. I am fine with people pointing out flaws. It only makes me strive harder for perfection.
[username], need some help?, PM me.
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