Getting Around Bluecava Hardware Bans

by Don Von Alpha Dom · 10 posts
13 years ago in Trackers

Posted 13 years ago · Author

Alright, we found that this program is good for getting around Bluecava Hardware Bans: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
The program is called Virtual Box.
Just run the client in virtual box and it should prevent you from being banned via your hardware.
We suggest clearing your IMVU registry entries before hand and you may still need to proxify everything and make your new IMVU account in TOR.

Advice from DM:

I am not sure if you've used VB before or know how it works but every virtual hard drive you create takes up actual HDD space.
So if you create a 10gb virtual HDD it will take up 10gb of space on your real HDD
And you need a disc or iso of the OS you want to install.

Posted 13 years ago

As most of you know, my ip and hardware id are blacklisted. So any account that comes in contact with them gets instantly banned.

Using this method, I ran the client for 4hours and 18mins, ripped 40 products, then shut down the Virtual OS, rebooted it and re logged into the client, still no ban yet. So, so far it's looking promising.

The account I was using was not created by me and was not a new account either, this may have more of an impact on whether this method works or not.

Posted 13 years ago

What if someone uses virtual box, puts on a proxy using proxifier, puts on another proxy on a browser and makes an account with that browser and then runs the client and does shit, would it still be banned? Reason being that the account wasn't made through TOR so IMVU caught them?

Posted 13 years ago

Don Sam Stormrage wrote:
What if someone uses virtual box, puts on a proxy using proxifier, puts on another proxy on a browser and makes an account with that browser and then runs the client and does shit, would it still be banned? Reason being that the account wasn't made through TOR so IMVU caught them?

That's pretty much what I am doing now except I didn't make the account this time and I don't have a proxy set up in Proxifier. So far I am still not banned so it's working. Even if you don't use Tor to make the account, it shouldn't matter since using tor to make it is pretty much the same as using a proxy in your browser.

Posted 13 years ago

D.M wrote:
Don Sam Stormrage wrote:
What if someone uses virtual box, puts on a proxy using proxifier, puts on another proxy on a browser and makes an account with that browser and then runs the client and does shit, would it still be banned? Reason being that the account wasn't made through TOR so IMVU caught them?

That's pretty much what I am doing now except I didn't make the account this time and I don't have a proxy set up in Proxifier. So far I am still not banned so it's working. Even if you don't use Tor to make the account, it shouldn't matter since using tor to make it is pretty much the same as using a proxy in your browser.

Doesn't that all just point out that you are still using a proxy either way?

Posted 13 years ago

4D0e5a8d5Lo4c8k5Inc2 wrote:
Doesn't that all just point out that you are still using a proxy either way?

No, because virtual box is a virtual machine, it doesn't let anyone see what hardware you're using in real. Proxies are used to hide your IP Addresses. These are all layers of programs that hide the real you on the internet. And virtual box and proxies are different layers. Oh, and same goes for TOR. It hides your identity on the internet. So either way, if you use double proxies or use TOR with proxifier, its almost the same thing.

Posted 13 years ago · Author

Correct.
Virtualbox - hides hardware & history on all programs
Proxifier - hides networking on all program
Tor - hides networking & history on browser

Virtualbox & Proxifier are the perfect combination.

Posted 13 years ago

Don Sam Stormrage wrote:
4D0e5a8d5Lo4c8k5Inc2 wrote:
Doesn't that all just point out that you are still using a proxy either way?

No, because virtual box is a virtual machine, it doesn't let anyone see what hardware you're using in real. Proxies are used to hide your IP Addresses. These are all layers of programs that hide the real you on the internet. And virtual box and proxies are different layers. Oh, and same goes for TOR. It hides your identity on the internet. So either way, if you use double proxies or use TOR with proxifier, its almost the same thing.

Alright but they all have the same purpose too hide your self. Thats the point I was trying too get across.

-- Fri Nov 18, 2011 8:06 pm --

Don Von Free Credits wrote:
Correct.
Virtualbox - hides hardware & history on all programs
Proxifier - hides networking on all program
Tor - hides networking & history on browser

Virtualbox & Proxifier are the perfect combination.

Ah, I see.
That's a wonderful thing, too know I will start using it ASAP.
I'll also do some more studies if I find alternate methods as well.

Posted 13 years ago · Author

We managed to remove all bluecava sections of code from T3de; as seen in The Vault.

Posted 13 years ago

Don Von Free Credits wrote:
We managed to remove all bluecava sections of code from T3de; as seen in The Vault.

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