IP Stealer - Get Any IP

I have finally made the decision to open an IP Stealer/Collector to anyone who signs up an account. It will store date,time,ip entries in a database for viewing. I made it as simple as possible, but have come to the unfortunate realization that nothing is idiot proof.

*. Sign up an account at Syntax******.info
2. IP Tool is here: [url]http://www.syntax******.info/tools/ip.php[/url]
*. An automatic link is generated based on your account.
[i]I would recommend going to TinyUrl.com and generating a tiny url. My accounts tinyurl is [url]http://tinyurl.com/ypf6cj[/url] . I will write my own tinyurl functions soon[/i]
4. Get someone to follow the link and the date, time, & IP will show up in your account.
5. You have the option of forwarding a visitor to the URL of your choosing after you collect their IP. The default is set to Google.com so it would be wise to change it.

Enjoy && (!(Abuse))

~SyntaX

This should make all the "How doze I gets an IP????" threads go away :D

:D That was the main reason I created this tool. My IP Emailer on boninroad.com got taken advantage of. Visitors were actually sending around 5000 ip emails a day. This tool should limit potential spam abuse.

I'm looking for a test linux server running apache to test Mod Rewrite so that I can create my own Tiny URL scheme. So if you know where I can test some Rewrites out please let me know! I want to take tinyurl to the next level allowing each user to create custom URLs:
[b] [url]http://www.domain.com/VARIABLE*/VARIABLE2/[/url] [/b]

You know this will be abused to hell. There are just too many people that want to get their enemies' IP addresses so they can hack into their hard drives and delete C:\.

Then there'll be the idiots who automate it to scrape IP addresses from the net.

[QUOTE=SyntaX******;22578]
I'm looking for a test linux server running apache to test Mod Rewrite so that I can create my own Tiny URL scheme. So if you know where I can test some Rewrites out please let me know! I want to take tinyurl to the next level allowing each user to create custom URLs:
[b] [url]http://www.domain.com/VARIABLE*/VARIABLE2/[/url] [/b][/QUOTE]

My site runs on Apache; probably with mod_rewrite.

I just checked, and it supports this.

It's vhosted though with a ton of other sites, since I don't own the server. I pay for hosting.

Also, I only have one FTP login...

Perhaps if you PM me I can sort something out. Wouldn't it be easier though to run an Apache on your own machine for this sort of thing? I run it on my box and I think I have a DynDNS address for it, but I'd never give that out since it'd expose my identity, and port 80 appears invisible to anyone but me on my network. Can't have anyone on my LAN stumbling upon my web server...

Now that you say that, what would be an appropriate time limit between IP Addresses collected? I will add this into my code add make it to where (x) amount of time needs to pass before another IP will be collected. Not sure if you noticed when you registered, but if you try to register another account you will not be able to. You are blocked from another registration for at least *0 minutes. It limits registration to * ip every *0 minutes. I figured this would cut down if not eliminate potential bots.

[b]I have time stored in this format:[/b]

year month day hours minutes seconds
2007082**04*50

This makes it easy to check time between actions.

Thirty minutes would probably be appropriate to prevent most abuse, yes.

[quote]I have time stored in this format:

year month day hours minutes seconds
2007082**04*50

This makes it easy to check time between actions.[/quote]

On my site, I store time in exactly the raw output of the time() function in PHP. It gives you the timestamp since the UNIX epoch (**70); that is, seconds since then (as an integer). I think it's stored as an integer on the database too.

Specifically, INT(**), for SQL nerds.

In your case, using this method you could enforce the *0 minutes limit by comparing the timestamps of IP requests, and only allowing those with a difference of *800 (that's *0 minutes in seconds). Everything is done in seconds.

When you have the raw timestamp, you can feed it into the date() function to display the date/time of whatever action in any way you desire (date() has a second parameter for the timestamp, otherwise it uses the current time's timestamp).

I've found that this is a lot easier to work with, and I recommend it. It's like working with user IDs instead of usernames (which I do ;)). It's a lot quicker on the database and PHP engine, and can be transformed for pretty much any purpose.

Sweet. Only bad thing is that whenever you it forwards you it first goes to the HACKING website.

I think that makes it a bit obvious that the persons getting hacked.

I made my forward site [url]www.adurah.com/img/[/url] (rick roll)

First rickroll?

You could redirect to this video too:

[url]http://*****************/watch?v=S7dAxvj2mlU[/url]

I found it on Youtube a couple of days ago, and it is still so god damn weird. It might distract the victim from the IP theft.

Oh * question. Can I use this IP to hack with? Because I am a total noob and I need to know how to program hacks, or where to download them from, or however you guys do it :p

[QUOTE=SkatingHacker;22865]Oh * question. Can I use this IP to hack with? Because I am a total noob and I need to know how to program hacks, or where to download them from, or however you guys do it :p[/QUOTE]

Most people use routers and/or firewalls. The days of port scanning home internet users are over.

I tried changing the default site to another site, it isnt working.

and then returns to default " google.com." How do I get to change this?

It was a mistake on my part. I never removed the deb***ing code on my end so it was a "Fake" entry into the database. I removed the fake entry, so its live now. Sorry about that!

hell yes! time for some revenge hehe. this is so tight thanks so much for making the sight i think ill be the top ip collecter soon

I'm totally ***** to this "hacking" thing.
Ive created an account. I see the URl which was generated. Ive put on a website on the redirect people to this URL. is this all i have to do? And if so, where will the IPs show? Sorry for my ignorance. I dont think I have SUCH intelligence for computers. i wish i had.

It will show up in your account here:
[url]http://www.syntax******.info/tools/ip.php[/url]

I tried to make it as simple as possible.