YCC-Yahoo-Bot Maker-V2.0

YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker Change Log

Version 2.0.0
• Changed the name from YCC Bot Maker to YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker. This is to remove any confusion between other YCC products such as YCC AIM Bot Maker.
• Fixed a problem with version 1.2.1 where the only response would be Invalid SEC Word. This was due to a change in the Yahoo! servers and a new technology that they implemented which profiles the user agent making the request. YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker uses a .NET object called httpWebRequest to make connections to Yahoo! Although YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker’s requests have been designed to mimic Internet Explorer, The Yahoo! servers analyze the requests at a low enough level to see a difference and possible attack. The Yahoo! servers do not see this as an out right attack or bot so the response from the server is to ask for another CAPTCHA even if the first one has been entered correctly. The back-end logic of YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker used to connect to the Yahoo! servers has been changed to allow for multiple CAPTCHA attempts.
• A new GUI and appropriate logic. Most of the GUI and logic above the server request class has been rebuilt. This means that this release is truly 2.0 and distinctly different from versions 1.x.
• Queue. This is a new queuing system that allows multiple requests to be generated at the same time. This helps to eliminate the waiting time between CAPTCHA image loads. The number of items in the queue is variable but only the top three are visible. Addition information about each request can be found on each queue item and each item can be dismissed by pressing “x”. The last processed request is shown in the Last Request box.
• Fixed a bug in the Name Options box where the radio buttons were not being checked. The type of name generation will no longer be saved between sessions.
• Proxy support. This is a GUI representation of the properties exposed by the httpWebRequest object. Proxies are not fully supported and should be used at your own risk. The address field requires a fully qualified URI and must contain “http://” or “https://”. The use of localhost is not permitted (.NET limitation). I also did not implement a fancy multiple proxy list scheme as I have found that most of the public proxies do not support registering Yahoo! accounts due to SSL restrictions on the proxy server. If you use this function I suggest the use of a high quality and most likely paid proxy server. If the proxy server returns an unexpected result or the httpWebRequest object throws an exception, YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker will not die gracefully.
• User Dictionary name option. A new name generation method where you can provide your own dictionary of names to be used.
• Rotate servers. Now that YCC Yahoo! Bot Maker has a queue, it is only natural that the servers should be rotated while making requests.
• Statistics for each server.
• Many other things that I can not remember now.


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