Contains fast security that uses up to 100 bots to do its analysis.
Detects directory failures by comparing hundreds of known problems to your site.
AccessDiver is fully proxy compliant and has a proxy analyzer (speed / anonymity) and a proxy hunter built-in.
A built-in word leecher helps you increase the size of your dictionaries to expand and reinforce your analysis.
A powerful task automizer manages your jobs transparently. You can tackle unlrelated tasks while Accessdiver is working, saving you time.
An on-the-fly word manipulator lets you increase the strength of your dictionaries easily when doing your analyzis.
A PING tester is included to tell you the efficiency of your site and the efficiency of an Internet address you would like to access.
A DNS resolver lets you look up the host name of an IP address and reverse the process to learn an unknown host name.
A feature called 'HTTP debugger' helps your understanding of how actual HTTP protocol works. It opens up the process so you see what really happens during a connection problem.
A WHOIS gadget lets you retrieve owner information of a domain name (in case you would like to buy the domain or contact the actual owner).
An update notifier automatically tells you when a new version of AccessDiver is available.
And I welcome you to discover the other extremely features by yourself...
A leeching system allows you to collect new proxies to make better proxy lists
n A proxy Hunting system allows you to get even more proxies by scanning IP regions...
A file splitting and file merging system allows you to mixup files, or cut them in mutiple parts. That's good to handle wordlists or proxylists.


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Not all the features work fine, but surely the most complete brute-forcing tool, together with Sentry2.0. Thanks Jean Fagging for keeping it to date.

Thanks for the heads up.

I tried it and noticed that it send a lot of data to an unknown site. "call home feaure"?

The data sent also seems to be encrypted.


Sounds dodgy to me, anybody know anything about this?

I no longer use AccessDiver, haven't for years, but I believe you'll find that what is "calling home" is the adware contained within the additional software (not really part of AD) that you had an option not to install.

It does not appear to have installed any additional software, it looks like it used to as it made an empty "WhenU" folder (presumably When U Save adware), it looks like the ads are integrated into the app itself.

Either way im not touching it again, thanks Lorissa

I know this is an old thread, but I have a recent problem.

I use accessdiver occasionally, I use proxy lists that I have verified through charon and then sometimes filter it to remove old proxies with the accessdiver proxy analizer every once in a while.

However, after the last few AD updates the analizer seems to freeze up while checking, not just the program, but causing me to do a complete restart.

I've changed proxy judges, using ones which work in charon, and many other aspects, and the darn thing won't work.

Anyone else have this problem? Or possible solutions to this problem?

:shock:

If this problem is more recent then you might find that the more recent update to TCPIP.SYS is creating a problem. It possibly got updated without you even realising.

Hi Insomniac.

Yes, that had been changed which happens sometimes, I thought it was one of my virus scans or something but yes, that would make more sense that it is one of the windows updates because I get them all.

Anyways, I changed it to allow 100 half open connections, which I have never done before, I usually only do 50, and it made a difference. Now it will not freeze up if I am only doing a few hundred proxies, but if I put more than 3 or 4 hundred in it freezes up the same way.

This happens the same on 2 totally differnt computers.

Does what I changed and the effect it had give you any ideas about what else may be wrong?

Or does it just give you a headache like it did me?

I verified the judges.

I really would like to use it because when I am using a list that charon has already verified, I only need to refresh it occasionally, and the AD program used to do that really fast, but not anymore. Oh, I also tried one of the older versions of AD that used to work, and it does the same darn thing.

I am confoosed, flappergrated, and perplaxtinated.

I am still presuming this is the result of a windows update. I personally don't like AD that much and therefore don't use it, but I still would not blame it. My suggestion for your purpose though is to get yourself a copy of Sentry, I use it regularly for quick refreshes of list and it's results are normally quite accurate. Plus it has the benefit of some other nice 'features'

I think I looked at it once, but I'm off to look it up again.

Thanks.