Always use these tools on your own websites or for authorized security testing. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal.
Always use a real User-Agent header so the website thinks you are a standard browser.
To learn how to create configurations (configs) for OpenBullet or SilverBullet, you need to understand that these tools are essentially specialized web scrapers. They automate the process of interacting with a website, like logging in or checking data. 🛠️ The Core Concept A "config" is a set of instructions. It tells the software: (The URL). What to send (Username, password, headers). What to look for (Success or failure messages). 📝 Step-by-Step Configuration Workflow 1. The Request Block Everything starts with a HTTP Request . Find the login page of the site.
If you want to know more than just "it works" (like account balance or expiry date): Use a .
Capture the "POST" data (the info sent when you click login).
In SilverBullet, add a "Request" block and paste the URL and POST data. 2. Parsing (The "Brain")
Look for a specific word in the page source (e.g., "Welcome" or "My Account"). Failure Check: Look for "Invalid password" or "Try again."
Always use these tools on your own websites or for authorized security testing. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal.
Always use a real User-Agent header so the website thinks you are a standard browser.
To learn how to create configurations (configs) for OpenBullet or SilverBullet, you need to understand that these tools are essentially specialized web scrapers. They automate the process of interacting with a website, like logging in or checking data. 🛠️ The Core Concept A "config" is a set of instructions. It tells the software: (The URL). What to send (Username, password, headers). What to look for (Success or failure messages). 📝 Step-by-Step Configuration Workflow 1. The Request Block Everything starts with a HTTP Request . Find the login page of the site.
If you want to know more than just "it works" (like account balance or expiry date): Use a .
Capture the "POST" data (the info sent when you click login).
In SilverBullet, add a "Request" block and paste the URL and POST data. 2. Parsing (The "Brain")
Look for a specific word in the page source (e.g., "Welcome" or "My Account"). Failure Check: Look for "Invalid password" or "Try again."
