[Python] NexusCheck AIO Checker - thread log and updates (Follow and Recommend)

[NexusPortal]

I have been working obsessively on an "AIO Account Checker" that supports all of the trending account dumps. I based the trending websites list off of the frequency of which that type of account is dumped and overall popularity.

 

It has been a daunting journey from "hello world" to automation with selenium and captcha bypass integration (don't even get me started on the 3 day long GUI nightmare) and instead of writing down all of my notes, to do lists, "learn this" lists, etc in a tiny notebook I'll eventually wind up tossing, I thought it would be more exciting to publish the progress. 

 

Demo video of NexusCheck in action:

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https://vimeo.com/892048393

 

Here is the nice and pretty GUI:

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So far, these website methods are confirmed working:

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- Hotmail

- Protonmail

- Netflix

- Disney+

- Spotify

- Hulu

- Paramount+

- Showtime

- Coinbase

- Amazon

-Tunnel Bear

- Facebook

- TikTok

- OnlyFans

-Discord

- Snapchat

- Instagram

- Twitter

- Steam

- Battle.Net

I am still working on developing the following:

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- Yahoo/AOL

- Gmail

- PayPal

- eBay

- NordVPN

- Snapchat

- G2A

 

-Entire category of "food" accounts... For some damn reason they have stricter security than some exchanges and money-related accounts.

My current to-do list:

 

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- Develop captcha bypass (allowing for more websites to be added)

- Protect the sauce pre-compilation to .exe

- Add "Unconfirmed.txt" exports to catch unresolved checks such as timeout errors and unexpected responses (is the acc banned? 2FA? etc)

- Add statistics report after exporting to give a recap of Checked, Active, Inactive, Unconfirmed

- Mute/silence the program during windows message popups

- Fix import bug that causes the program to crash when importing char-map type characters like chinese or arabic letters

-Record preview video of NexusCheck in action

- Hardest font to "Terminal" to prevent external fonts loading in the app and causing alignment issues.

 

Feel free to pitch advise, offer recommendations, or critique my project

Edited by NexusPortal, 07 December 2023 - 01:19 PM.

[Hzxrs]

niceeeeeeee

[karmaLOL1]

Great work! And the GUI looks clean and user friendly as well!

[NexusPortal]

Update to the thread: I recorded a short demo video of some of the features.

The font and alignment is off due to a custom Terminal font I downloaded for photoshop. Setting the default font in the code is still on my to do list.

 

Here is the preview video:
https://vimeo.com/892048393

 

If someone would be so kind as to tell me how to embed it into my thread, that would be great 

[karmaLOL1]

That's sick. Thanks for the demo video.

 

I got a couple of questions cause I'm doing python as well.

 

1. Is selenium more reliable rather than just using requests and BeautifulSoup4?

2. Assuming all of this is written in Python, what library do you use to make the GUI?

3. Whats your end goal with this project?

[NexusPortal]

That's sick. Thanks for the demo video.

 

I got a couple of questions cause I'm doing python as well.

 

1. Is selenium more reliable rather than just using requests and BeautifulSoup4?

2. Assuming all of this is written in Python, what library do you use to make the GUI?

3. Whats your end goal with this project?

Glad you're enjoying it so far!

I'll preface these answers by saying that I am completely new to python, I don't really have any frame of reference or formal education in the field. I'm just youtubing and doc-hunting my way through this, literally starting at the iconic "hello world" like a few weeks ago.

1. I only know about selenium, but I am aware of API requests and headless methods, but I wasn't able to understand them like I did with selenium so I naturally drifted this way. I can say that it does have its own can of worms to deal with

2. I used a drag and drop editor called Qt Designer, it saved the files as a .ui that you convert to .py, then you just plug you code into the GUI elements/widgets.

3. Edcuation and experience in the field. A few dots clicked in my head that lead me to this as my first project: searching for ebook leaks lead to a leak forum, that lead to interest in account dumps, that shed light on the tediousness of old/expired accounts, light clicked to automate, that led to learning python, now I opened pandoras box to everything lol.

I wanted to also experiment with a database function for users to have account access to, in an attempt to prevent over-saturation cracks, and leaks (albeit I'm still learning how to write code, let alone protect it).

If there is no external interest and no one really wants it, I'll probably wind up either using it to start an account shop and really push quality content, or I'll move on to another project like encrypted chats or a crypter or something.

Edited by NexusPortal, 07 December 2023 - 05:59 PM.

[karmaLOL1]

Thanks for the reply!

 

This is looking great so far and you must be a quick learner. And I think that your plan B is perfect. Encrypted chat services are always needed.

I think when it comes to selenium vs bs4 and requests; that selenium will be more advanced and I think it'll be way easier to work with threads using requests and bs4. But with that said, i'm no pro myself.

Good luck!

[coccobilly]

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