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RID Bot


shadohead

2010-07-21 17:19:25

I just found these, they look insane…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaur5dk6raM


~discuss

Shuttleu

2010-07-21 17:20:30

how have you not already heard of RiD?!
there are banners around this site which even advertise this bot…

~shut

Becks

2010-07-21 18:16:51

it says it's 100% undetectable..?

Shuttleu

2010-07-21 18:27:05

From: Becks
it says it's 100% undetectable..?


nothing is 100% undetectable

~shut

Becks

2010-07-21 18:43:12

From: Shuttleu
nothing is 100% undetectable

~shut


that's why i said it!

shadohead

2010-07-21 18:58:02

It uses AI, what is that suppose to me/how do they make that?

Tickyy

2010-07-21 19:22:10

for the first time i used the free trail, and my face was like :surprised:, it is very humanlike, just how they managed to do these human like mouse movements is amazing, they say it auto-responses, but in the trails, it never really auto responded. Have you guys ever seen this bot auto-responding?

Cigue

2010-07-21 19:22:46

It means they wrote an Extremely complex script, but most likely it's pseudo-scientific garbage for marketing purposes.

shadohead

2010-07-21 19:53:05

From: Cigue
It means they wrote an Extremely complex script, but most likely it's pseudo-scientific garbage for marketing purposes.


They claim its not a script. Thats were i got lost -_-

anonymity

2010-07-22 10:12:43

^ maybe it is not an actual bot (code not needed)… the name is "Robotz in Disguise". - Maybe it is really a virtual remote and what you see as the bot is someone working in a sweat shop in China (or wherever).

Becks

2010-07-22 13:10:13

From: anonymity
^ maybe it is not an actual bot (code not needed)… the name is "Robotz in Disguise". - Maybe it is really a virtual remote and what you see as the bot is someone working in a sweat shop in China (or wherever).


Best first job everrr!!!1!!!1

rya

2010-07-22 17:10:49

From: Becks
Best first job everrr!!!1!!!1

Most boring job ever!!!

Does anyone have the free powerminer?

shadohead

2010-07-22 17:51:59

RID has a really good FREE powerminer. U should try it, its their only free script. Its amazing lol.

Smartzkid

2010-07-22 18:15:44

Bullshit advertising.

Becks

2010-07-22 19:01:09

From: shadohead
RID has a really good FREE powerminer. U should try it, its their only free script. Its amazing lol.


is it? my friend joe uses it he likes it alot.

Matsetst

2010-07-22 20:05:58

omg not again :p yea they created many questions for lots of people ;p

sylvawarrior

2010-07-22 20:44:39

Well, maybe we as a community can learn from it? It's just a .jar file. Can't we reverse engineer it to see how it works?

TRiLeZ

2010-07-22 22:26:13

From: sylvawarrior
Well, maybe we as a community can learn from it? It's just a .jar file. Can't we reverse engineer it to see how it works?


Its obfuscated and it supposedly has a lot of code stored on a server that isn't in the jar file. The chances of learning from it's coding is almost impossible.

Nava2

2010-07-22 22:39:29

From: TRiLeZ
Its obfuscated and it supposedly has a lot of code stored on a server that isn't in the jar file. The chances of learning from it's coding is almost impossible.


I disagree with going after the code..

..but has anyone ever tried?

Method

2010-07-23 00:06:14

From: Nava2
I disagree with going after the code..

..but has anyone ever tried?


Yeah, some people over at MITB tried to crack it back in 2008.

Nava2

2010-07-23 08:51:39

From: Method
Yeah, some people over at MITB tried to crack it back in 2008.


tl;dr.

I remember reading it long ago and finding that they essentially accomplished nothing haha.

anonymity

2010-07-23 09:49:27

^ Eh, was a sad time.

Not that it would ever happen, but would it be possible to host srl online and have scripts call to the online host?

I understand that internet connection depending, this could really slow down the scipt.

Ex: I want to have a SUPER light version of simba/scar on a portable drive or computer. Run the script and when it calls srl functions, it pushes to https://anonymity.com/srl/srl (not that this is a website). This could be something like villavu.com/srl/srl… somewhere the includes could be called to with an internet connection.

Gu3st...

2010-07-23 16:41:38

Seriously. I puke every time I read the text on their website. Marketing bullshit.

sylvawarrior

2010-07-23 17:13:11

From: anonymity
^ maybe it is not an actual bot (code not needed)… the name is "Robotz in Disguise". - Maybe it is really a virtual remote and what you see as the bot is someone working in a sweat shop in China (or wherever).


Well…they say they have one billion different possible code generators. Current population of china: 1.3 billion.
Methinks this is sweatshop.

Camaro'

2010-07-25 09:52:15

From: anonymity
^ Eh, was a sad time.

Not that it would ever happen, but would it be possible to host srl online and have scripts call to the online host?

I understand that internet connection depending, this could really slow down the scipt.

Ex: I want to have a SUPER light version of simba/scar on a portable drive or computer. Run the script and when it calls srl functions, it pushes to https://anonymity.com/srl/srl (not that this is a website). This could be something like villavu.com/srl/srl… somewhere the includes could be called to with an internet connection.



That would be so awesome…

MylesMadness

2010-07-25 13:56:13

From: anonymity
^ Eh, was a sad time.

Not that it would ever happen, but would it be possible to host srl online and have scripts call to the online host?

I understand that internet connection depending, this could really slow down the scipt.

Ex: I want to have a SUPER light version of simba/scar on a portable drive or computer. Run the script and when it calls srl functions, it pushes to https://anonymity.com/srl/srl (not that this is a website). This could be something like villavu.com/srl/srl… somewhere the includes could be called to with an internet connection.
Would require a eval function, and I don't think that would ever be added

marpis

2010-07-26 05:38:49

From: sylvawarrior
Well…they say they have one billion different possible code generators. Current population of china: 1.3 billion.
Methinks this is sweatshop.


I looked a video and the mouse movement is really good BUT I can still tell that it's a bot, not a chinese person.

ReadySteadyGo

2010-07-26 09:22:46

I think I know how the '3d vision' is done. Could be used in srl I think.

anonymity

2010-07-26 09:58:14

From: MylesMadness
Would require a eval function, and I don't think that would ever be added
=[, possible for extension or goodies bag? just a fun thought though… more curious than anything. no srl updates. it would be automatic for always because of online.