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Software Strengths (ZloyProxy)

  • Effective solution to a real problem: The software directly solves the problem of detection and blocking by anti-fraud systems that analyze low-level network fingerprints (JA3, HTTP/2). The user confirms: "We just change them, leave everything else as is, and a miracle! Registrations go one after another."
  • Uniqueness in the market: The product operates at the network level, which is inaccessible to most standard automation tools, including ZennoPoster. The user notes: "well done, you are doing unique things".
  • Flexibility and customization (API): A key point was the developer's willingness to create a special version with an API for dynamic management of proxies and fingerprints in multi-threaded mode. This turned the software from a simple tool into a flexible platform integrated into complex workflows.
  • Top-notch support: The developer is constantly in touch, responds promptly, helps with setup, diagnoses problems, explains complex technical aspects, and listens to requests. A "special for you" version was created for the user.
  • Active development: The dialogue mentions constant work on improvements: support for new Chrome versions, adding pre_shared_key, plans for TCP spoofing and creating a proprietary checker, indicating the product's long-term development.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

 Here are the questions asked by the user and the answers to them, based on information from the dialogue.
**General Questions and Compatibility**
Q: Does the software work with ZennoPoster? A: Yes, of course. ZennoPoster is configured to work through local ports opened by ZloyProxy.
Q: Does ZloyProxy work on Windows? I have ZennoPoster on Windows, but the commands look like they are for Linux. A: The software is designed for **Linux**. The ideal option is to run it on a separate Linux server (physical or VPS) or, as the user did, on a virtual machine (for example, VirtualBox with Ubuntu) on the same computer where ZennoPoster is installed.
Q: How will ZennoPoster (Windows) interact with ZloyProxy (Linux on a virtual machine)? A: ZloyProxy opens local ports on the IP address of the virtual machine. ZennoPoster will connect to these proxies via their network address, for example, `192.168.1.127:8001`, `192.168.1.127:8002`, etc.
Q: Is the fingerprint transmitted during GET/POST requests, or only when visiting a site through a browser? A: Yes, it is transmitted during **any** HTTPS request, including GET and POST requests. This is the whole point of TLS fingerprint spoofing.
**Multithreading and Management**
Q: How does the multi-threaded mode work? How does the fingerprint change on each thread? A: You run ZloyProxy in multi-threaded mode, which opens many ports (e.g., 100 ports), each with its own unique fingerprint "attached" to it. In ZennoPoster, you simply iterate through these ports in a loop to change the fingerprint for a new thread.
Q: I have 1000 registrations per day. Are 100 fingerprints enough? A: Yes, 100 unique fingerprints do not mean 100 devices. You can additionally randomize other parameters in ZennoPoster. If previously you did 1000 registrations with a single fingerprint (and got banned), you will now distribute this load across 100 different fingerprints, which will significantly reduce the probability of detection.
Q: How do I specify my proxies in ZloyProxy (e.g., `socks5://login:pass@ip:port`)? A: ZloyProxy acts as a proxy chain. You connect to ZloyProxy, and it, in turn, connects to your external proxy. The method of specifying the external proxy depends on the ZloyProxy version:
  • Single-threaded version: The proxy is specified in the launch parameters.
  • Multi-threaded version (via file): Proxies are defined for each port in the `file.tsv` file.
  • Multi-threaded version (with API): Proxies can be changed "on the fly" for any port by sending a POST request to the control port `8888`.
Q: Is it possible to change the proxy and fingerprint for a running thread without restarting the entire ZloyProxy? A: Yes, this is possible in the special version with the API. You can send a POST request to the control port `8888` specifying the port for which you need to change the outgoing proxy or fingerprint.
Q: How do I run the multi-threaded version with the API? A: Launch is done with the command `sudo ./zloyproxy_mt -logs -tsv file.tsv -with-api`. The key flag `-with-api` activates the control port `8888`.
**Installation and Errors**
Q: Which Linux distributions are best to use? A: Ubuntu is recommended, but the user has also successfully used Linux Mint.
Q: An error `Hash check - error code: 12` occurs upon launch. What should I do? A: This error means that the program cannot connect to the license server for verification. Possible causes and solutions:
  • Access problem: Make sure there is no VPN blocking access, or that the DNS servers are working correctly. The user solved the problem by disabling the VPN.
  • Domain block: In some cases, it may be necessary to add the IP address of the license server to the `/etc/hosts` file: `sudo sh -c "echo 172.86.70.132 fingerprints.top >> /etc/hosts"`.
  • Outdated version: Sometimes the error may be due to an expired certificate within the program itself. In this case, you need to download the latest version of the binary.
Q: Why do I see the error `connection reset by peer` when using a proxy? A: This means that the remote server (or the proxy itself) is closing the connection. Probable causes:
  • Provider-side blocks: Some proxy services may have their own anomaly detection systems and block traffic.
  • Blocks by your ISP (RF): In the Russian Federation, DNS requests (UDP) or other types of traffic may be blocked, which disrupts the proxy chain. The solution could be to use a tunnel (VPN) that wraps all traffic, including DNS.