One thing that sets us apart from all other automation software is that we develop the features of UBot Studio with a focus on the needs of our target audience – entrepreneurs and marketers. Because we know what you want, we are able to focus our resources on developing features that you need for internet marketing and managing your online operations.

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Here are just some of the highlighted features:

Web Browser Automation: As a rule of thumb – if you can do it in a web browser, you can probably automate it with UBot Studio. Browser automation is what we specialize in and there is no other software that comes close to matching the features we offer.

Account Creation Automation: UBot Studio’s account creation functions and account information database lets you automate the process of account creation on any site with just a few clicks.

EMail Verification: Stop wasting time clicking account verification & submission confirmation emails! Automate it all with UBot Studio.

CAPTCHA Breaking: One-click integration for a large number of CAPTCHA solving services means you will never have to solve those irritating CAPTCHAs manually ever again.

Smart Proxy Flipping: Lets face it – when you automate, you NEED proxies. UBot Studio not only supports private and public proxies but also lets you easily flip them automatically.

Conditional Operations: If-Else-Then command lets you make your bots "intelligent". Have your bot do something only when your specified condition is satisfied. Want to comment on a blog only if it was updated this week? No problem. The potential of this feature is endless.

Content Scraping: Scraping content and data manipulation just can’t get easier than this. No need to learn mind-boggling regular expressions. Point, click and scrape data from any website. Yes, it’s that easy.

Content Spinning: UBot Studio has full inbuilt support for recursive content spinning to maximize your SEO and marketing impact.

Content Posting: With UBot Studio, it is just a matter of few clicks to post content on your blog / website, as blog comments, forum posts, twitter, linkwheels, social media sites and submit to article directories.

File Uploads: Need to upload pictures or files to social networking sites, file sharing sites, torrents, discussion forums and blogs? You can automate it all pretty easily with UBot Studio.

Auto Scheduled Bots: Want your bots to automatically run at specific time of the day? No problem at all! You can most definitely do that.

#2 – Rapid Bot Development: Smart interface & botting shortcuts to get things done… quick.

Make a Choice — would you rather spend hours programming or doing stuff that makes money? UBot Studio’s Smart Interface and Botting Shortcuts let you focus your time on what is important.

Visual Scripting: The secret behind UBot Studio’s ease of use is Visual Scripting Language. No complex syntaxes or programming languages to learn – everything is done in a point and click visual interface.

Form Filling Shortcuts: Form interaction is the most important aspect of automation. Just drag and drop form fields in scripting window and UBot Studio takes care of everything else by itself.

Bot Libraries: Don’t keep doing same thing again and again. Include reusable bots within other bots to save your time. For example, you can plugin an email activation bot inside a account creator bot.

Commands Toolbox: UBot Studio commands are neatly organized into categories. Just find the command you are looking for and double click it or drag it to the script window. Customizable favorites menu lets you quickly access commands or nodes you frequently use.

Smart Searchbox: Designed for UBot Studio Power Users. Just start typing and searchbox will quickly find the command you are looking for. Press enter and the command will show up in the active node.

Drag and Drop Features: UBot Studio recognizes the most common actions performed on various elements of a web-page. If you drag and drop an element in scripting window, UBot Studio guesses the action and creates a pre-formatted node for it – saving you a lot of time.

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#3 – Truly Advanced Features: Do not mistake UBot Studio’s ease of use for a lack of features.

UBot Studio has an "out of box" support for the advanced features that programmers charge top-dollars to code for you, including –

Javascript Support: UBot Studio supports advanced Javascript and AJAX interaction. This makes UBot Studio a perfect tool to be used on those Web 2.0 sites which rely heavily on AJAX.

Compile Bots as .EXE: Distribute your bot to your internal teams and outsourcers as a standalone .exe file that runs without UBot Studio being installed on their computer systems.

Shell Commands: UBot Studio enables you to interact with other software or perform advanced actions from within your bots using Shell Commands. The potential of this feature is simply limitless.

Save / Read CSV Data: UBot Studio has full inbuilt support for reading, manipulating and saving to CSV data files. CSV files can also be read and edited with software like Microsoft Excel and databases like MySQL.

Send Email Feature: UBot Studio makes it easy to send emails from within your bots. This feature comes in very handy when you need to send notifications or emails based on the data you collect with your bot.

Custom UI Fields: Need custom data input? Unless you need to include large amounts of data, no need to use CSV files. UBot Studio has support for custom user-interface fields to input data or options for your bot.

#4 – Actively Under Development: We work hard to keep making UBot Studio better and better.

The Internet is rapidly evolving – is your software evolving with it? With UBot Studio, you can have a peace of mind that we are always on the top of the game and listen closely to what our customers want.

We have an active and vibrant community that constantly provides us with feedback, ideas and suggestions – we listen to them and work hard to incorporate those suggestions into UBot Studio.

Your license includes 1 year of free unlimited software updates and bug fixes. After 1 year you will have an option to subscribe to updates for as low as just $5 a month or 16 cents a day. That’s not bad, is it?

Do remember that even if you choose not to subscribe to upgrades, your license will still remain valid for life and you can keep using the version you last downloaded before your updates subscription expired.

Our core objective is to make UBot the most powerful software of its kind on the market. We constantly strive to evolve UBot as software which is able to do virtually anything you ask of it and, yet, is easy to use.

#5 – Easy to Learn & Use: No complex syntaxes or programming languages to Learn.

UBot Studio has a simple to use "drag and drop" interface and uses an easy to learn Visual Scripting Language (VSL). With the tutorials and available resources, you will find yourself making powerful bots in no time.

When you buy your license of UBot Studio, you will have unlimited access to our support forums, training documents, tutorial videos and live-bots to learn from. If you ever get stuck with anything, we will be more than glad to help you – just contact the technical support desk.

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We will start to explore Facebook Open Graph API code. Understanding the code will let you implement black hat methods to make your projects viral. Facebook has officially released php sdk so that you can easily call facebook latest graph api and old legacy api from server side by php.

In this post I’ll show

1. How to check valid session of user, if user successfully logged in
2. How to call graph api
3. How to call legacy api
4. How to update status dynamically using graph api
5. How to use FQL Query

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The clickjacking technique was introduced in 2008 by Robert Hansen and Jeremiah Grossman as a way to perform cross-domain attacks by ‘hijacking’ user initiated mouse clicks to perform actions that the user did not intend. To achieve this, an attacker will choose a clickable region on a website that the user is currently authenticated on (e.g. a ‘Submit’ button that will perform a particular action). To perform the attack, a malicious website will load a page from the website inside an iframe, using CSS to hide all except the targeted region of the page.

The targeted region may either be displayed so that it appears to be part of the attacker’s site, a technique known as user interface (or UI) redressing; alternatively it may be made fully transparent and layered on top of another element on the site. JavaScript may also be used to position the iframe under the mouse cursor, such that the user will click on the target no matter where they click on the malicious page.

Various changes to web browser behavior have been suggested to automatically prevent clickjacking attacks. However, these methods have not been implemented by any major browser vendor as they are deemed tricky to implement effectively without breaking some legitimate uses of iframes. Therefore, the responsibility of protecting users from clickjacking attacks has fallen to website authors who must use either JavaScript or the X-Frame-Options HTTP3 header in order to prevent their sites being loaded in iframes.

The NoScript Firefox add-on provides automatic clickjacking protection for individual users. High profile, in the wild clickjacking attacks have so far been limited to ‘nuisance’ viral worms, targeting social sites such as Twitter and Facebook. It is not known whether more malicious attacks are taking place, although a recent automated survey of over a million websites suggests that clickjacking attacks are not currently widespread. It has been suggested that clickjacking will not become a popular tool for attackers until vulnerabilities such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross-Site- Request Forgery (CSRF) become less widespread in websites or are mitigated by browsers. If a website is vulnerable to either XSS or CSRF, then clickjacking (as described above) is not necessary.

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Web framing attacks such as clickjacking use iframes to hijack a user’s web session. The most common defense, called frame busting, prevents a site from functioning when loaded inside a frame. We research frame busting practices for the Alexa Top-500 sites and show that all can be circumvented, in one way or another. Some circumventions are browser specific while others work across browsers. We conclude with recommendations for proper frame busting.

Frame busting refers to code or annotation provided by a web page intended to prevent the web page from being loaded in a sub-frame. Frame busting is the recommended defense against clickjacking  and is also required to secure image based authentication such as the Sign-in Seal used by Yahoo.

Sign-in Seal displays a user selected image that authenticates the Yahoo! login page to the user. Without frame busting, the login page could be opened in a subframe so that the correct image is displayed to the user, even though the top page is not the real Yahoo login page. New advancements in clickjacking techniques using drag-and-drop to extract and inject data into frames further demonstrate the importance of secure frame busting.

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In the Facebook force autolike script there are some weak points Facebook engineers can exploit to hunt down script users. In fact, every script leaves behind footprints we can use to track down and find users. Every coder has a certain style when he writes scripts. Facebook can use these holes to make the code useless.

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Here is the famous force I like code we mention in a previous post. The code is a clone of our Youtube subscriber code adapted to Facebook platform.

When a visitor of your site click in any part of your page the code activate and post an update to the visitor’s Facebook wall, If the user click the code again the update is removed.

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A new Facebook social-engineering attack/distribution vector is making the rounds today. Less than twelve hours after its inception, over 100,000 Facebook users have already fallen victim to this attack. It does not appear to deliver any malicious payload yet, and may be a “test” of a Facebook-based attack vector. The attack takes advantage of the Facebook “Like” plugin.

You may have seen or clicked on links on Facebook that look something like:

“This man takes a picture of himself EVERYDAY for 8 YEARS!!”
“LOL This girl gets OWNED after a POLICE OFFICER reads her STATUS MESSAGE.”
“The Prom Dress That Got This Girl Suspended From School.”
“This Girl Has An Interesting Way Of Eating A Banana, Check It Out!”

These links appear in your News Feed because one of your friends has “Liked” the link. The News Feed will say something like “ likes “, where is a link like the ones above. The links point to throwaway Blogspot pages and others such as:

hxxp://girlownedbypolicelike.blogspot.com
hxxp://manpictureofhimselflike.blogspot.com
hxxp://www.thedatesafe.com/man

and others (links above have been munged to avoid accidental clicks).

The pages are labeled “Click to continue” and contain full-page transparent inline frames (“iframes”). If the user clicks anywhere on the page, a request is made to the Facebook “Like” plugin to add the page to the current user’s Facebook profile. The upshot is that the current Facebook user will “Like” the linked page, which will automatically rebroadcast the link to others via the user’s profile. This is evident from an examination of the page’s source:

This is an old trick. What is surprising is that the pages do not seem to deliver any other malicious payloads yet. They seem only to propagate themselves. Perhaps a payload will be added later, after the attack’s author is convinced that its distribution is wide enough. Or perhaps this is a “test run” of this attack, testing it as a potential distribution vector for future malicious content.

Either way, beware. Facebook users, don’t click on suspicious links, even in your friends’ profiles and News Feeds. Beware of any page that contains an invitation to “Click to continue.” Although this attack does not steal any passwords or other personal data, change your passwords regularly and do not use the same password for every account at every web site.

If you have already clicked on a link like the ones above, go to your Facebook profile page, locate your “Recent Activity” in your News Feed, and remove any entries related to these links. Then click on the Info tab, and next to “Likes and Interests” click on “Edit”. Click “Show Other Pages”, and click “Remove Page” for each of the malicious links. Then click “Close” and “Save Changes”.

This inquiry comes up a whole lot, so I believed I’d manage it now. Whilst actually everybody incorporates a great purpose to cover up their referrer (outranking their marketer software for essential conditions, blackhat targeted traffic, concern a person else will clone your site/copy your visitors base, or basic paranoia). I’m gonna technique this from the blackhat angle although.

It is no secret a lot of internet programs usually do not like blackhat site visitors. This really is particularly genuine for marketer networks like commission junction. So how can we hold them from identifying our customers base?.

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Is a fact twitter is full of living email address. Email marketing bell is ringing. There must be a way to scrape email address from twitter accounts.

Here is a little php code to scrape twitter email address.

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If you’re sick of waiting all days for subscribers with your youtube account, I have good news for you, here is a MUST read today for you:

How To Master The Art-And-Science of Youtube Auto Subcribers

To get Thousands of Subscribers to your Youtube Channel?

I think all of you internet marketers have already known the super power of Video Marketing and Youtube is the #1 site for your Video Marketing Strategies. YouTube has been a very popular internet video host for a while now with millions of people uploading and watching videos on a daily basis. However the Google purchase opens up new ways for people to make money on YouTube that were not necessarily available prior to Google taking over.

First and foremost Google is one of the most popular search engine on the internet and getting your entry to appear on a Google first page of search results is worth a great deal of money. With Google now owning YouTube that has allowed the tags used by YouTube users to become a bit more powerful and has caused YouTube videos to appear on the first page of any Google search. But that’s not all, by having your video url in the first page so what?

YES! But if someone ask me Who need subscribers? I will tell you: YES! I NEED THEM. Why? Because if they subscribe to your Channel it’s a big chance to have your visitors view and rate your new videos EVERY TIME you upload them and you GET A BIG CHANCE to have your video LISTED ON HOME PAGE OF YOUTUBE. You will get a shit load of visitors coming to your site just by doing that.

You may ask: What is the difference between YT Auto Subscribers and other tools/bots?
My Answer: Tools / bots only bring you FAKE TRAFFIC from proxies but YT Auto Subscribers bring you real and targeted traffic EVERYDAY.

Instructions for using YT Auto Subscribers:

DO I GET YOUR ATTENTIONS NOW?

It’s Time For You To Know The Secret that Even Gurus Don’t Know How To Play With It. Let’s move on to the most important part of this business. This is my personal script I use to get thousands of visitors every time I upload new videos. Take a close look at this script below

First Part: Example file

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