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Hiyas,
When a new user registers your board, this hack analyzes his email, password, ip address and isp (ranged ip) against existing board members and produces a sorted list with probabilities about who this new user might be. (See screenshot below). This list will be emailed to you with new user notification mail. (The probabilities can be modified by you so it's you who decide how matched results are sorted and ranked, dont blame me!)  Tested and will work better in relatively smaller boards (less than 3000 members). If you have a small board, this hack may help you a bit to track and pinpoint existing users if they re-register with different usernames. For large boards, IMO it's pointless to track new users anyway.. As far as I know it will work with ANY vbulletin version so feel free to try. Installation is very easy, actually 2 simple steps and will take you 2 minutes to apply.. If they change their both ip, isp, password and email, the hack cant get them, yeah I know! This is the best we can do with computer technologies. If you have higher expectations and demands, you may regard consulting a "Seer"..  If you liked this hack, I suggest checking Jawelin's nice Paranoid dupe user buster when moderating Hack too. They make a good couple and I use them both. Click Install button, if you installed the hack, thank you! Enjoy! \=^)) Logician Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Show Your Support
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22 May 2002, 10:06
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Screenshot:
(This is the part of email you receive when a new user registers)
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22 May 2002, 10:38
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Great hack, i will install this one later. Thanks.
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22 May 2002, 12:18
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Very nice idea and implementation.
Many thanks even for such undue greets.... I'll use ASAP. Just a question: I have enabled moderation, but not email notification to the admin. I would, if some percentage value is overcome, receive that email. Which variable should I check ? Do you think it should possible ? I mean, if my $newuseremail is usually empty, i could put at the end of your hack something like:
By now I use the counter of matches, but actually don't like it...  Thanks again. Bye No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Jawelin : 22 May 2002 at 13:01.
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22 May 2002, 12:35
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installed!!
awsome stuff! note about installing on 2.0.3: i put the code on register.php just before this
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22 May 2002, 14:09
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After that add:
Replace X with your probability you want to check. Now if a user's possibility of being another user is more than X%, then hack will flag the variable $alert_tick and by checking it in register.php, you can make the script send you email notification. Like in your code:
Hope that helps.. @All: You may ignore this message if you dont want to have a feature like Jawelin asked.
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22 May 2002, 14:28
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Looks good, I just got what it does
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22 May 2002, 15:09
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This is fun idea!
Good for my paranoid lessons 12step program I will try to install it in the upcomming weekend.
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22 May 2002, 16:06
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Excellent. Works perfectly on 2.2.5.
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23 May 2002, 20:55
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Good hack
Good hack!
I will install later! No members have liked this post.
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27 May 2002, 10:42
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Till now, I never found users matching more than 50%, and think - for test purposes - i'll try to lower that value. Thanks again. Bye No members have liked this post.
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07 Jul 2002, 01:57
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Will this work on existing members who have registered or just new members?
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07 Jul 2002, 08:22
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07 Jul 2002, 09:48
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14 Jul 2002, 17:38
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I installed this, and it seems to have worked fine. My first new member to sign up after this is installed, emailed me their information, but for the probability part, all I got was:
WHO MIGHT THIS NEW USER BE? ---------------------------- # | PROBABILITY | USER..| ID.|....EMAIL........|.MATCHES.................. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- [email] => indicates user has the same email with this new user [password] => indicates user has the same password with this new user [IP] => indicates user has the same IP address with this new user [ISP] => indicates user is from the same ISP with this new user. That is, their IP range is same. Eg. 195.100.200.XXX etc.. Any idea what I may have forgotten? No members have liked this post.
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