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Basic Guide to OpenBullet 2
#### 1. **Main Interface**
- **Dashboard**: Main screen where performance statistics are displayed.
- **Overall Statistics**: Total tested accounts, successes, failures, and uptime.
- **Performance Graphs**: Graphical visualization of real-time performance.
#### 2. **Projects**
- **Create Project**:
- **Project Name**: Field to enter the project name.
- **Description**: Additional information about the project's purpose.
- **Edit Project**: Modify settings of an existing project.
- **Import/Export**: Load or save project settings.
#### 3. **Loaders Settings**
- **Loaders**:
- **Add Loader**: Create a new loader for a specific site.
- **Modify Loader**: Edit an existing loader.
- **Delete Loader**: Remove loaders that are no longer needed.
- **Loader Options**:
- **URL**: Address of the target website.
- **Method**: Selection between GET, POST, etc.
- **Headers**: Additional fields that can be sent with the request.
- **Parameters**: Fields sent in the request (e.g., username, password).
- **Cookie Handling**: Option to include cookies in requests.
#### 4. **Accounts**
- **Add Accounts**: Allows importing account lists from a file.
- **Modify Accounts**: Change details of an individual account.
- **Delete Accounts**: Option to delete specific accounts.
- **Account Status**:
- **Success**: Accounts that have logged in successfully.
- **Failed**: Accounts that have not logged in successfully.
#### 5. **Results**
- **Viewing Results**:
- **Results Table**: Shows the status of each tested account.
- **Filters**: Allow filtering results by success, failure, or pending.
- **Export Results**: Option to download results in formats like CSV or JSON.
#### 6. **General Settings**
- **Proxy Settings**:
- **Proxy Type**: Use HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies. Rotating proxies are ideal.
- **Proxy List**: Load a list of reliable and verified proxies.
- **Account Settings**:
- **Account Format**: Ensure your account lists are in the correct format (e.g., `username:password`).
- **List Size**: Keep account lists manageable.
- **Delay Settings**:
- **Delay Between Requests**: Set a delay of 2 to 5 seconds.
- **Random Delay**: Consider using a random delay to make requests less predictable.
#### 7. **Authentication Settings**
- **Authentication Methods**:
- **Basic Authentication**: Ensure it is configured if the service requires it.
- **Session Tokens**: Configure session token handling if the website uses token-based authentication.
- **Response Validation**:
- **Success Keywords**: Define keywords in the response that indicate a successful login.
- **Failure Keywords**: Define keywords to identify failures.
#### 8. **Advanced Settings**
- **Error Handling**:
- **Error Reaction Settings**: Define what to do in response to different types of errors (e.g., 403, 404).
- **Error Logging**: Detailed view of errors that occurred during testing.
- **Number of Retries**: Set the number of retries for failed accounts (e.g., 2-3 times).
- **Retry Timeout**: Add a delay between retries (e.g., 5 seconds).
#### 9. **API and Extensibility**
- **API Access**: Allows integration with other applications or scripts.
- **Plugins**: Option to add additional functionalities through external modules.
#### 10. **Output Settings**
- **Results Format**: Customization of how results will be presented.
- **Notifications**: Configuration to receive alerts about the status of tests.
#### 11. **Documentation and Support**
- **Access to Documentation**: Link to the official OpenBullet documentation.
- **Forums and Groups**: Discussion spaces for community help.
### Final Considerations
OpenBullet 2 is a powerful tool that should be used responsibly and ethically. Make sure to have the proper permission before conducting security tests on any system.
