[GET] SENuke XCr v3.1.25 - Cracked By CyberPunk

[sachin]

Please share latest Senuke 3.1.29

[thanhmom08]

Thanks rat nhieu!

[maydina_rani]

how much success rate if we use captcha sniper or captcha breaker? btw, there is new version out on 3.1.29

thank you CyberPunk

[husamba]

(09-07-2013 03:35 PM)CyberPunk Wrote:  

(09-07-2013 06:53 AM)husamba Wrote:  @cyberpunk i run senuke and it just closing randomly, i have to put my proxy list and settings every time. any solution to this? Tnx

Are you sure your not using my last version from a couple days ago? This one here is 3.1.25. Just a couple days ago I cracked 3.1.23. I forgot to null out the Timer in the last version. Instead of fixing it, the new version was out, so I removed the old download link and closed the thread (and noted in the OP why I did so!). I know I didn't forgot this time, so this version should not be closing on it's own. In fact, I ran a full SENuke run last night and it didn't close on me!

Unfortunately, SENuke is running low on it's total number of sites.. Wordpress.com isn't even in this version at all, for example... There was only just over 500 total sites built into this version! I had really good success rates, and I did every module except the PDF and the Google Places.. I probably would have had over 300 URLs if I let the social bookmarking module finish, I stopped it way early and only had 10 URLs..

Final Note: You shouldn't really be using a proxy list with SEnuke. You will normally get really bad success rates, and most of your proxies I bet the site can see your real IP Adress still as over 60% of your IPs probably are Transparent proxies, and they pass the "X_FORWARDED_FOR" header, with your real IP in it! You should be using a good VPN server where you can disconnect and reconnect and get a new IP (they need a large pool of IPs). The #1 way is to use your home connection and change your IP Adress between every SENuke run. Most people can change their own IP, so I recommend you figure out how to do that! (Simple change your MAC Adress on your router, or if your directly connected to your modem, change the MAC on your network card).

Yes, it was the older one. I didnt notice. I will try the new one.
I got dynamic IP - gonna try this way too. Tnx for help!

[CyberPunk]

(09-08-2013 03:12 AM)husamba Wrote:  Yes, it was the older one. I didnt notice. I will try the new one.
I got dynamic IP - gonna try this way too. Tnx for help!

If people around here need it, I could make a guide/tutorial on how to change your IP Address. There are a few factors, and not every ISP will give you a new IP Address. For example, I was on Comcast for like 5 years, and my modem and router are separate (I hate when ISPs give you a modem + router in one, I prefer my Linksys wireless router). All you have to do is change the MAC Address of the first device on the network. So if its your router, you change the router's mac and power cycle both modem and router. Most ISPs, like Comcast, lock (lease) your IP Address to that specific MAC Address. So when you change your MAC and power cycle, your old IP is still locked for x hours to that old IP, forcing them to give you a new IP. If your computer is directly plugged into your modem, then you will need to change the MAC of your network card on your computer. This is done in your "view network adapters" area, and right click->properties on your network adapter. You will find an option for the MAC Address, which should look like "00:3D:FF:A4:66:2D". You can use WHATEVER values you want, however some routers wont let you change the first set (00 in my example). You must use number 0-9 and letter A through F only!

If you have done everything correct, you should have a new IP Address. I could do this 100 times a day (and I used to when craigslist was hot, ie: CladGenius). Unfortunately now, I have a new ISP (because of better deal, giving me HD and recording in EVERY bedroom!). Since my DVR and TV boxes all go through my modem now, I can not change the MAC Address nor get a new IP. I have tried, and my IP stays the same every time lol. So I have to use VPN's that have a large USA pool of IPs to rotate between.

If you have done the steps, but don't have an internet connection.. Then do it again. Sometimes it just doesnt like a particular MAC or there is someone else on the network that has that MAC already (coincidence and rare, but it has happened to me). Just change the MAC again, and you should have internet again. It happens to me maybe 1 out of 20 times where a MAC doesn't work and I dont have internet. Simply repeating the step again and im instantly back online just fine and with a new IP...

If you can change your IP whenever you want, I STRONGLY suggest using that to your advantage! The only time you would need to use proxies or a VPN is for anything where it makes sense to lol.. Harvesting, you want to because you will get blocked by the search engines fast as hell with only 1 IP. Mass commenting/posting (Scrapebox, xRumer, ect.) due to the risk of a complaint to your ISP. If it wasnt for complaints, you could use your real IP in SBox and xrumer just fine. I recommend a VPN though because it is more reliable, and faster, than proxies!

SENuke, you don't have to worry about complaints.. Your maybe doing about 500-1k URLs, and they are all on different sites. Your not really going to get complaints when using SENuke.. So you can use your real IP, just change your IP for every SENuke run. If your doing SEO for 3 different sites, do 1 then change your IP, the 2nd then change your IP, then the 3rd one... Just so when accounts get hit, they don't take down the accounts for the other projects. You also want to run CCleaner between each project to ensure no Cookies are being passed to your 2nd run.

[husamba]

Yes, i can change my IP by restarting router. Plus my ISP changing it every 24h by itself. So it's safe to use it on that kind of seo tools? I mean, spam links from just one IP, doesnt google see that? Am new at whole thing and tbh alone with that. No help from anyone:(. Am reading this and other forums by 6 months and i was never more confused in my life on how to earn money online. And i need it badly cuz of my health condition cant get normal job :(. Anyway tnx for your time mate!

[ganch0]

Patiently waiting for the newest version as well :)
Thank you in advance!

[CyberPunk]

(09-08-2013 05:34 PM)husamba Wrote:  Yes, i can change my IP by restarting router. Plus my ISP changing it every 24h by itself. So it's safe to use it on that kind of seo tools? I mean, spam links from just one IP, doesn't google see that? Am new at whole thing and tbh alone with that. No help from anyone:(. Am reading this and other forums by 6 months and i was never more confused in my life on how to earn money online. And i need it badly cuz of my health condition cant get normal job :(. Anyway tnx for your time mate!

Google can not see your IP when you are not on google.com or youtube, or any google owned site. Almost all of the sites inside SENuke are not owned by google. I think google owns recaptcha, so sites running that for the captcha protection, google could follow a trail.. but they have so much to do, I would bet money they aren't paying attention to IPs to domain linking of recaptchas. Google jsut has too much data to analyze, I doubt they are watching 1million+ IPs and captchas a day... Sites like Wordpress.com, Weebly, Squidoo, Hubpages, tripod, livejournal, are not going to contact your ISP just because you created an account and submitted an article to them. They don't know you just submitted to 500 other sites! Worst case, you will get flagged as spam and the account will be deleted. No harm done.

Now when it comes to mass posting on forums and blogs (xrumer and scrapebox) you will want to use proxies, and a lot of them. Main reason is that you can get spam/abuse complaints. SENuke is a lot different from xrumer and scrapebox.. Your not hitting nearly as many sites. I just did a full blast with this version of SENuke and there was 517 accounts to create (used to be over 1k!), then it goes back through and submits to them or whatever it needs to do.. Maybe 3k page loads max.. Scrapebox you need to post to like 30k urls just to get 1-2k backlinks.. So your hitting a LOT more sites with xrumer and scrapebox, which is more obvious to hosting providers. So you use 500-1k proxies, private proxies, or VPN, and the only reason is just to hide your real IP so you dont get complaints.. Also, with Wordpress blogs, Akismet will catch you kinda quickly, and once your in the Akismet blacklist, your blacklisted by maybe 30% of all wordpress blogs before you even go to them!

The reason why you change your IP with SEnuke is different than why you do it with the other 2 I mentioned. Say you do a full SENuke run every day, each day for a different client. After 7 days, you have done 7 full blasts, for 7 clients... Then say half of those sites noticed you (auto-flagging of their system because you created 7 different accounts from the same IP), boom all of your clients at the same exact time lost half their links! You use a different IP with SENuke ONLY to reduce the number of accounts that get deleted! So every full run, use a new IP, so that when accounts DO get deleted, its not ALL of them! It minimizes the damage done when you lose some accounts. Which happens.. I lose maybe 5-10% of all links within a week of creating them..

If you have a decent ISP, you should be able to run SENuke, Scrapebox, or xRumer.. while still being able to surf the internet, download files, and continue on as normal.. It's 2013, if your internet is crippled while you run any of those programs, then your internet sucks.

[husamba]

yea, my WWW goes down when am using GSA :(. So issue is my ISP then?

Am still confused with the whole thing. I tryed No hand Seo, senuke and my blog went into oblivion i guess, i cant find any keyword on http://smallseotools.com/keyword-position/ in top 50. Am keep failing at CPA/SEO stuff.
Dont have scrapebox/xrumer anyway

[DivvyWibs]

Hi CyberPunk. Thanks for the share and the extra valuable info.

I have a question about changing the MAC address as you have mentioned. I wouldn't think that changing the address on a wireless adaptor would change the address. Would this only apply to LAN and not WAN, any thoughts?

Cheers, Divvy