Getting anonomys proxies - Page 2

Insomniac · #11 (**permalink**) 08-15-2006, 04:21 PM

Nah, just a spare weekend or two. I'm not some half assed kid who's teacher only just introduced him to VB :P

Deegin · #12 (**permalink**) 08-16-2006, 11:32 AM

I personally think a distributed scanner would be a good idea.. the only thing I would like to know is if it would have an option to leave out certain countries in the scan - because I don't like scanning certain countries these days.

billy_rider · #13 (**permalink**) 08-16-2006, 12:00 PM

hey bro nice topic

i been scanning for ova 1 year now with PH ... with help from setup help from u bro its com on well!!

ive got proxies in my scanned database that have been workin now for 2 weeks an some may be more .... ive got a selection of ranges which i scan weekly to get atleast 500 workin fresh proxies daily...

at the start it hard to find decent ranges but u will com across some an when ya do job done !!

some ranges hav very fast proxies but they only last 1 or 2 days max then u have to rescan !

most importantly u need to have a upto date ip range database otha wise ull be scannin old ranges !

an btw bro ill be in ya team for scannin with ur new project :wink: if yall have me ...lol

twizted_thoughtz · #14 (**permalink**) 09-14-2006, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Insomniac

As you might guess I have done a bunch of diferent things in this area. What I tend to find which is highly effective is to take access logs from large websites of 100,000+ users/day and scanning those ip's for Proxies. Although this generally leads to some nice results however it's not really an option for most people.

I even use to scrape statistic tracker sites for lists of IP's and I currently run several email accounts purely for Spam which with over 10,000 spam emails/day I generally get around 50 working non RBL listed Socks.

Plain old sequential scanning has also had nice results for me too. I just currently don't have time to setup another box for the purpose while I am in Chicago.

I finally found logs, And have great resources for IP's who have been blacklisted/banned for spam/proxy use and it really helped me out Insomniac, thanks for mentioning it.

I'm currently getting good results with scanning ranges too. Thank god for hostnames, and "resolve".

I currently use SuperScan 4 for scanning. I like it a lot. Has a lot of good features like (multiple whois lookups), and (bulk resolve). If only charon could resolve that fast. (not to mention copy and paste ranges or single IP's into the scan list