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~~Expulsion~~ · 03-01-2008, 07:02 AM

Without trying to take away from your explanation, let me just say this.

What you said is true in the case of your booter which uses the buffer charge. However, different packets do different things. For instance, if you send a user that has a low amount of ram a bunch of packets that overloads that ram(in simpler terms, boxes), the low ram will cause yahoo messenger to error out. This is just one of the many other types of ways to cause a boot.

Personally, I use 2 different types of exploits that are different than CJ's. One is a captcha exploit, and the other is a sessionkey exploit. For reasons some of you will understand, I will not tell you exactly how they work, but it in no way deals with the buffer charge.

There are many types of techniques that cause a boot, not just a buffer charge. Don't believe me? Open a booter that uses a buffer charge and open one that doesnt. Use a pm bomb. Now, if you are on a computer that has say at least a gig of ram, when you use a pm bomb, odds are you're not gonna get booted, unless of course you are on dial up. Now, use that same pm bomb on a computer with 256k-512k of ram. Guess what? I bet you get booted easier. Hmm. Not all booters work the exact same way. That is what you need to know the most. A buffer charge exploit, a sessionkey exploit, a captcha exploit, and a plugin exploit all work differently to create the same result, which is the victim being booted. In the case of the buffer charge exploit, it is very good to use and very effective to disconnect the victim, the only down side being how short the boot is and how easily it is reconnected. This is why I put an emphasis on my packets that open boxes on the victims end. I want the boot to last a while for the victim. I want them to have to use task manager to close messenger or the client theyre on. I want them to freeze up and lag. The "popcorn" boot is way more effective to me than the 2 second disconnect, especially with those that use yahelite. Nothing is better than disabling the auto resume function and the buffer charge just can't do it.

Everyone, each programmer has different techniques. CJ's technique is excellent and I believe mine are excellent, and others are excellent. But there is more than one thing that causes a victim to be booted. I just gave the easiest example. If you have questions, feel free to ask. Wanna know what a lag does? Want to know what a smiley bomb does? Maybe you are curious as to why victim a can be smacked with a buzz bomb and victim b cant. Look above. That is why.....a computers performance(and not to mention how much the victim knows combined with internet speed) is the main part of a boots effectiveness. Sbooter wont touch me on yahelite with auto resume off. Why? Because I know how it works and how to make it ineffective.

03-01-2008, 07:02 AM	#2 (permalink)
~~Expulsion~~ Banned Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Southern US Posts: 429 Thanks: 12 Thanked 2,768 Times in 294 Posts Reputation: 25000	Re: How's a booter work? Read on. Without trying to take away from your explanation, let me just say this. What you said is true in the case of your booter which uses the buffer charge. However, different packets do different things. For instance, if you send a user that has a low amount of ram a bunch of packets that overloads that ram(in simpler terms, boxes), the low ram will cause yahoo messenger to error out. This is just one of the many other types of ways to cause a boot. Personally, I use 2 different types of exploits that are different than CJ's. One is a captcha exploit, and the other is a sessionkey exploit. For reasons some of you will understand, I will not tell you exactly how they work, but it in no way deals with the buffer charge. There are many types of techniques that cause a boot, not just a buffer charge. Don't believe me? Open a booter that uses a buffer charge and open one that doesnt. Use a pm bomb. Now, if you are on a computer that has say at least a gig of ram, when you use a pm bomb, odds are you're not gonna get booted, unless of course you are on dial up. Now, use that same pm bomb on a computer with 256k-512k of ram. Guess what? I bet you get booted easier. Hmm. Not all booters work the exact same way. That is what you need to know the most. A buffer charge exploit, a sessionkey exploit, a captcha exploit, and a plugin exploit all work differently to create the same result, which is the victim being booted. In the case of the buffer charge exploit, it is very good to use and very effective to disconnect the victim, the only down side being how short the boot is and how easily it is reconnected. This is why I put an emphasis on my packets that open boxes on the victims end. I want the boot to last a while for the victim. I want them to have to use task manager to close messenger or the client theyre on. I want them to freeze up and lag. The "popcorn" boot is way more effective to me than the 2 second disconnect, especially with those that use yahelite. Nothing is better than disabling the auto resume function and the buffer charge just can't do it. Everyone, each programmer has different techniques. CJ's technique is excellent and I believe mine are excellent, and others are excellent. But there is more than one thing that causes a victim to be booted. I just gave the easiest example. If you have questions, feel free to ask. Wanna know what a lag does? Want to know what a smiley bomb does? Maybe you are curious as to why victim a can be smacked with a buzz bomb and victim b cant. Look above. That is why.....a computers performance(and not to mention how much the victim knows combined with internet speed) is the main part of a boots effectiveness. Sbooter wont touch me on yahelite with auto resume off. Why? Because I know how it works and how to make it ineffective.