Stealth Authorization Coding

[GoKiLLa]

Hey, I was just wondering where i can find the coding of the stealth athorization.  If any of u guys have it, can u play post it in this topic.

[Kp]

Hey, I was just wondering where i can find the coding of the stealth athorization.  If any of u guys have it, can u play post it in this topic.

Specifically what are you referring to?  Offhand, I don't recall any way to do authorizations in a fashion that I would classify as "stealthy".

[Crypticflare]

I think he's trying to refer to the way stealthbot checks to see if the user can operate the bot. I believe Stealth uses a file stored on the internet to see if the user is banned or not. If he's banned the bot exits, or something along those lines.

[Stealth]

MSINET.OCX pulls a textfile from my webhost (http://cold-chaos.net/stealth/sbauth.txt), splits its content by line break, and only connects to Battle.net if that username is present on the list.

It's quick, dirty, and easy to fool, but it suits my purposes.

[iago]

Or you can just map the domain (www.cold-chaos.net) to 127.0.0.1, then run a webserver on your own computer that supplies it with your name

[Grok]

This all makes me laugh.

*remembers when Adron's supersecret website password was hacked*

[iago]

This all makes me laugh.

*remembers when Adron's supersecret website password was hacked*

haha yeah, I heard about that one.  L33t people, they were

[Stealth]

Or you can just map the domain (www.cold-chaos.net) to 127.0.0.1, then run a webserver on your own computer that supplies it with your name

That's how I was thinking it could be fooled pretty easily. It helps that I release superior, public versions soon after my beta releases.

[iago]

Or you can just map the domain (www.cold-chaos.net) to 127.0.0.1, then run a webserver on your own computer that supplies it with your name

That's how I was thinking it could be fooled pretty easily. It helps that I release superior, public versions soon after my beta releases.

I would recommend connecting by ip - it's a little harder to trick, I think.