Script-o-matic.net http://script-o-matic.net/blog Simplicity, carried to the extreme, becomes elegance. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 16:25:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Leaked Information. http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=158 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=158#comments Sat, 21 Aug 2010 16:24:02 +0000 Dominic Gunn http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=158 Posts made in the forum, are supposed to stay there. No information from the forum should be leaked onto other boards, nor to your friends. Culprits will be dealt with. That means anything as trivial as some one’s project to re-create a popular game, or my attempts to crack the new info.host protection! (Some one has to have a bash!) on the Habbo client.

Any files, or information that is posted on script-o-matic, stays on script-o-matic. Let this be your warning.

Dominic Gunn
]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=158 19 Batch 3 is complete http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=155 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=155#comments Fri, 02 Jul 2010 15:03:55 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=155 Check your emails if you applied.

A total of 36 applicants were accepted, and 40 applicants were declined.

Note to people wasting my time: FUCK OFF (Oh, and don’t bother checking your emails – I wouldn’t have bothered even sending a response.)

Enjoy!
- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=155 32 Batch 2 is complete! http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=153 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=153#comments Thu, 17 Jun 2010 18:20:15 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=153 Batch 2 of invites have been handed out. Congrats if you were unlucky to get one.
In total, there were 31 invites given out, and 34 applications declined. (This batch had some particularly bad applications – as well as a possible Sulake security team member applying).

If you sent in an application and havn’t recieved either an invite code or email explaining why you were rejected, then check your spam folder. If not, then your application was just deleted because it was just a joke application and time-wasting.

Enjoy!

- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=153 53 Batch 1 of invites http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=151 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=151#comments Tue, 15 Jun 2010 19:15:05 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=151 The first batch of invites have been accepted/declined. This was a total of 26 declined invites, and 39 invites accepted. If you havn’t yet recieved an email stating whether or not you have been accepted or declined – please either:

# Check your spam folder
or
# Wait for batch 2 (Theres currently 24 invites in queue for batch 2).

Congrats to those who were accepted! And erm, keep the applications comin’!

- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=151 24 /board/ http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=149 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=149#comments Sun, 13 Jun 2010 12:21:59 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=149 Get your invites @ http://script-o-matic.net/invite

(Simplicity is key here – it’s not meant to look fancy.)

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=149 36 Hello Sulake! http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=147 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=147#comments Mon, 31 May 2010 00:27:58 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=147 It’s usually “Hello, world!”. Not in this case though.

(Click to enlarge)
fuckyousulake

- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=147 20 Just thought i’d showoff my new setup… http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=144 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=144#comments Thu, 27 May 2010 15:03:04 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=144 (Click to enlarge)

(I made sure you couldn’t read the screen of the Macbook PRO – but I assure you it’s something exciting!)

- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=144 18 About Dashboard http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=138 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=138#comments Thu, 13 May 2010 22:04:38 +0000 Dominic Gunn http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=138 Apparently, there has been alot of rumours about some virus’s scanners that are returning false positives on the scripting application ‘Dashboard’. So I’m going to post the only reason(s) as to why I possibly think it could be doing this.

Upon programming ‘Dashboard’ the application was completely clean, there was nothing in the versions that I released to log any of your usernames or passwords and give them to me. This could be modified in any versions that you get anywhere other than the following link: http://mediafire.com/myrax

Dashboard does however store your username and password locally, should you want it to remember your details (an option you can check upon login) It stores your details in the following location:

C:\Program Files\Dashboard\DATA\DAT.dat

Inside that file you will find some random hex; that’s your username and password protected should some one attempt to access your local machine and grab those details (for what-ever reason).

However, there is no other reason for Dashboard to return a false-positive. So if you’re receiving what you think may be one be sure to check out where you downloaded it from!

Also, be sure to read the below post! It’s got some very interesting information about Habbos Captch (It’s been cracked!)

Dominic Gunn
]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=138 21 Project CrackIT http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=131 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=131#comments Thu, 13 May 2010 21:31:12 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=131 Today I was notified by a guy who goes by the name of Daniel (Nickname: Helldot) that there was a method upon cracking the Habbo Captcha. Just to publicize the find – i’m posting it here!

Daniel says:
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Today, I was bored (I mean I was really really bored). So I took a look at the captcha of Habbo, after that I let my brains work for me and devise a method for cracking it.


1. Get all the blackest pixels from the middle.
2. The line should be filtered out (line 4px – text 6px).
3. Then I get the outline of the text.
4. OCR regonize the captcha characters.
5. Some routine into the captcha give me the chance to put in some corrections.


This all gives a succes rate of 50%-60%. Not bad, but way to low.


Then a friend of me gave me a greek algorithm, I tried it and this was a very strong algorithm. It had a succes rate of 98% with the uncracked captcha of me. So I put my own algorithm over it, voila, a succes rate of 100%.


I haven’t fixed all the problems in the algorithm (way to much problems for releasing it). So hold on! Just wait!


- Helldot (Daniël)
Credits to [Basz, Lorenzo]

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Video: http://www.vimeo.com/11720476

Things just keep coming and coming eh? :’)

- Mike

]]> http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?feed=rss2&p=131 14 I’ll just leave this here…. http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=112 http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=112#comments Sun, 09 May 2010 16:00:06 +0000 mike http://script-o-matic.net/blog/?p=112 Something Willy has been working on with our injection technique…
(Click img for full-size)
debugger

- Mike

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