Kraken - The RS3 C++ bot!

This bot client is now paid. Join the discord to find more information about it.

Discord: https://discord.link/KrakenRS3

We are a utility client for the NXT version of RS3. Our team has thousands of hours in security, kernel, hardware research, along with reverse engineering. Our past projects include porting the entire RS client to unity, server emulators, and much, much much more. We've been working on RS related projects since 2007.

This client has a lot of features with more being added all the time. We are the best option when it comes to botting RS3 available to the public. Here are some of the features we have available within the bot itself as well as client.

• Disable Rendering. Reduce CPU usage by up to 80%.
• Account groups and automatic account group swapping. (Rotate accounts playing)
• Java scripting. Our client is c++ based but we have embedded a JVM within the client to allow java scripting.
• Break and heuristics settings.
• Fast game booting. Skips the first pre-load screen you get on pc and goes straight to client opening.
• SDN is on site and being improved. You will be able to sell scripts through our site and receive "Coins". You will be able to exchange these points for cash with the administration.
• Debugging tools to help you make plugins.
• Constant security based updates.

 

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It has now been updated.

 

Put the code up on github. Just saying this looks shady as fuck. Also you say you understand security through obscurity then go on to say you are using obfuscation techniques to protect the binary from debugging? You know security through obscurity is a BAD thing right? What "security potential" does C++ provide in the context of this bot? "themida can provide greater protection" to who?

This whole paragraph is technobabble that makes no sense:

Our software is written in C++ with security in mind. We have experience in devirtualizing commercial grade packers (VMP, themida, etc.), meaning we are aware of the pitfalls of security through obscurity and how to avoid them. We also support scripting through C++ modules. C++ was chosen because of the security potential, and the very low overhead of running compiled C++ code. Along with this, protection tools such as themida can provide greater protection due to the unstructured nature of assembly.

 

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