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On 06/11/2014 02:23 PM, grarpamp wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 2:42 PM, Mirimir <mirimir@riseup.net> wrote:
>> Some detect that I'm doing console-level snapshot, and throw errors.
>> Some of the errors may be CAPTCHAs. Imgur invites me to apply for a job,
>> given that I use the console ;)
> 
>> I prefer using random exits with random timing, because that looks more
>> like normal user behavior. What I need is a normal-seeming snapshot
>> method, and a way of explicitly flagging CAPTCHA challenges. Once I
>> finish working out the kinks, I'll post the scripts somewhere.
> 
> user-agent helps, and you can diff to known good reply,
> or allow for % size difference. GUI browsers can often be
> driven by console, but their weight will mask fetch timing.

OK, I'll look at that. I'm using Midori, which is a very light WebKit
based browser, and it takes PNG snapshots.

>> The server that I'm using can handle 10-20 VMs testing in parallel, and
>> they can run 24/7 as long as it takes. I could do it faster, but that
>> would stand out too much as testing.
> 
> If you're using a top50 list, 1M tor users are likely fetching them
> more than you would be.

Yes, and I don't want to push it, because that could skew results.

I don't use vm for testing, too heavy and extra work.

I like VMs for isolating stuff, both tracking and threats. I'm planning
to start the test series at some random time (0-2 hr or whatever) after
VM boot, and dump archived results somewhere. So I won't need to look at
the VM console. Once that's working, I'll just clone the VM 10-20x with
random MACs.
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