i want to make a botnet with the dynamic ip numbers of my friend connections.
at this point i have 1 only solution to choose :
1) a tcl called distribuited keyserver 2.0,that im not able to use cuz a
bug. i've already written a post to explain it,but till now i have got no
reply. the error message i see is :
[06:42] Tcl error in script for 'need-op':
[06:42] can't read "randbase": no such variable
can some one help me to fix it ? thanks
or if someone knows a better tcl script like this,please tell me...
this is the source code :
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#Distributed Eggdrop Keyserver for eggdrop1.3.22
#by nullset{} (nullset@nullset.resnet.gatech.edu)
#
#This is the way overly secure opping script i wrote.
#It started off just as an op script, but then i decided to make the
distributed key server
#And use it in the op script
#It's for those of you who are way overly paranoid, such as myself.
#Please read through and edit it, as your bot will crash if you don't edit
some lines
#If you edit anything, or have questions/comments (ie it sucks, it rules,
it's way overkill)
#email them to me at the address shown above
#Future versions (if ever) will include: A C module for PGP encyrption
(hehe)
#Custom sockets
#More security checking within the script itself
#A maximum ping time so that it won't op the bot if there is more than XX
lag b/w the two
#(Prevents the bot from 'verifying' itself then lagging off right after this
bot puts in the
#mode. If this were to happen, anyone with the nick 'bot1' will be opped.
#Anything else overly complex i can think of. Please use my opping script as
an example
#Of how to use the keyserver....don't let it go to waste by jsut opping.
Send me anything you
#do based on this script.
#The last section of code is the opping script, with usage instructions.
Enjoy
###### INITIAL SETTINGS #######
#how long to keep a key before generating a new one? (in seconds, but the
clock is a bit fast)
set keepvkey "5000"
# Place the nickname of the 'keyserver' bot here
set keyserver "Nutellina"
# This is the key used to encrypt the keys. If it's more than 8 chars long,
the bot will crash
#NOTE: edit this or your bot will crash
set vkey "giustizia"
#This phrase is used to make sure the other bot knows our vkey.
set testphrase "sincerita"
#This is the keyword used for opping.....
set opvword "amore"
#A list of bots you want to receive keys/ask for ops from. noticed this bot
(bot1) isn't in
#its own list
set botlist { ada123 }
#Number of bots
set num_of_vbots "1"
############################################################################
############
#### YOU DONT NEED TO TOUCH ANYTHING BELOW HERE, BUT IF YOU DO, EMAIL ME
WHAT YOU CHANGED
#I'm nullset@nullset.resnet.gatech.edu
############################################################################
#############
#### Keyserver client proc ###########
proc newkey {from command args} {
global keyserver randbase sanekey vkey testphrase newkey
set testkey [lindex "$args" 0]
set testkeya [decrypt $vkey $testkey]
if { $testkeya == $testphrase} {
set newkey [eval lindex "$args" 1]
set randbase [decrypt $vkey $newkey]
putlog "New Key Received from $from."
}
if { $testkeya != $testphrase } {
putlog "Invalid Key Sent from $from. Decrypted = $testkeya"
}
return 0
}
####### Keyserver server proc##############
proc initialize_random {} {
global randbase randnum keepvkey vkey testphrase botlist num_of_vbots
set randbase [eval rand 720]
set keytosend [encrypt $vkey $randbase]
set encphrase [encrypt $vkey $testphrase]
#the catch is there, in case said bot isn't on the botnet
for {set botname 0} {$botname < $num_of_vbots} {incr botname} {
catch [putbot [lindex "$botlist" $botname] "NUKEY $encphrase $keytosend"]
}
utimer $keepvkey initialize_random
return 0
}
#####This is needed to call the keyserver script initially
if { $botnick == $keyserver} {
initialize_random
}
###If we aren't keyserver, we want to receive keys....
if { $botnick != $keyserver} {
bind bot - NUKEY newkey
}
#####################This is the script i wrote to op my bots using the
keys################
#To use it, do '.chanset #yourchan need-op msg_getops #yourchan' and edit
the need-op value#
#In your cfg file #
############################################################################
################
proc msg_op {nick uhost hand args} {
global randbase opvword
set chan [eval lindex "$args" 1]
set chantoop [decrypt $randbase $chan]
set testopword [eval lindex "$args" 0]
set testbase [decrypt $randbase $testopword]
if { $testbase == $opvword } {
if { [handonchan $hand $chantoop] } {
putlog "Opping $nick on $chantoop"
putserv "MODE $chantoop +o $nick"
}
}
}
bind msg b OPME msg_op
proc msg_getops {chan} {
global botlist randbase opvword num_of_vbots
putlog "Asking for ops....."
for {set botnum 0} {$botnum < $num_of_vbots} {incr botnum} {
set bottomsg [lindex "$botlist" $botnum]
set encoded [encrypt $randbase $opvword]
set chann [encrypt $randbase $chan]
putserv "PRIVMSG $bottomsg :OPME $encoded $chann" }
}
