So i'm using a Chatroulette like website to talk with people around the world. but the moderation keep banning me for randome reasons (no im not showing my dick)
After taking a closer look with Wireshark, it seems that the website take an image of my webcam on occasion. A 16kb frame (im guessing 320x240 res) encripted (TLS)
i can't block the website P because it wouldn't work anymore, i can't block a specific HEX code because the damn thing is encrypted and different everytime.
how can i stop that 16kb frame from being sent without breaking the website?
turn off your camera...? what does that have to do with you being banned
Ayden Wright
Are you for real?
Hunter Jackson
kys spammer
Bentley Howard
i don't want to turn it off, i want people to see my face, just not the website
Mason Perez
i never posted this thread before
Luke Bailey
Yes.
This doesn't make any sense. The website needs the image from your camera to show your face, so it obviously HAS to be able to gather the data from the camera.
Justin Ortiz
>The website needs the image from your camera to show your face.... Where did you get that from?
>Where did you get that from? That a website which shows the image from your camera to other people will take the input from your camera and send it to its servers?
Ignoring the absurdity of what you're trying to do on this chat website, you can't just decide to block a few frames in a TCP connection. Even if you managed through great effort to somehow drop these specific frames the TCP protocol will still try to guarantee they are delivered and the connection will eventually grind to a halt and be torn down when either side realizes something is seriously wrong.
Lucas Price
>That a website which shows the image from your camera to other people will take the input from your camera and send it to its servers?
thats not how it works, the video feed doesn't go through the website, we are randomly matched by IP then directly connected by STUN protocol. the website only provide the "IP Roulette". other then that my camera feed doesn't go to the server, only occasional webcame frames for moderation purpose.
Josiah Hall
thats what im thinking, the other solution would be to have access and modify the website code on the fly and dissable that frame capture command, but i can't find how. i tryed using the "inspect element" function in firefox but verry little code show up, nothing of value.
i would like to see and controle what my webbrowser is doing, is that possible?
Kevin Barnes
>i would like to see and controle what my webbrowser is doing, is that possible?
Assuming it's all done through JS, yes it's possible. You're going to need to wade through whatever JS the site uses with the browser's developer mode. My guess is it'll probably all be minified through so it's most likely going to be a total nightmare to do.
Hunter Ortiz
>it's most likely going to be a total nightmare to do.
i'd like to give it a shot, please tell me how to do it?
If that's true then block the websites permission to use the camera.
Jayden Long
>Do you also want me to explain why 2+2 is 4? Go look at the code. If there's some sort of problem with you doing that, what do you expect?
Nobody is going to learn how to do this for you.
Julian Rogers
> i can see through the encryption > 16kb of random data you wot m8?
Noah Brooks
how do i get the code? i tryed the "inspect element" but its not showing shit. doesn't work, the camera will stop working for everyone, not just the moderation.
16kb match the file size of a 320x240 image.
Blake Sullivan
tape the camera and open it only when you want people to see you fagget
Dylan Clark
>16kb match the file size of a 320x240 image. well, yes.. i know the size makes sense and all, but are you really sure it's an image and not some other packeted data? anyway, for arguments sake, let's say it is, it might have something to do with keeping the camera alive on the connection?
Christopher Miller
I used to show off my guns and tactical gear on omegle and a kid said he was gonna call the cops Havent been there since
>all of your omegle fap fests with qt's from 8 years ago will one day be analysed and attributed to you publicy using machine learning uhmmmmmm really makes you think was totally worth it desu, back then it took no effort at all
Christian Garcia
Open the developer console on the browser an watch the Network tab. You will see that call before encryption.
Angel Jones
post the site so the super leet haxors here know what the fuck youre talking about
Nathaniel Morris
not practical, do you know how many people i have to go through? >but are you really sure it's an image and not some other packeted data? i'm 99% sure >it might have something to do with keeping the camera alive on the connection? it doesn't occure during every connection, only once in a while. kek its likely that in couple dacade, an AI will be able to dig your whole internet history including weird shit you fapped to how do i do that?
Josiah Anderson
ctrl-shift-i usually
Mason Reyes
it's probs omegle
Jason Rogers
its ctrl+cap+k i got in, but how to i stop the call or answer form happening?
Ryder Butler
Figure it out yourself, stop being a nigger
Cooper Edwards
but thats why im here!
Julian Anderson
Then leave
Colton Ross
holy shit we're hitting levels of retardation I didn't think were possible
Hunter Bell
assuming that is indeed a picture, if they are using a different API request to grab the picture, you can attempt to inject some JavaScript code to override the get media resources with an alert box that has a true or false action. and then you will know when the cam media is requested and allow it manually or not
Michael Gutierrez
thats an interesting idea, you seem to know your shit, but how do i pull this off, realistically?
Xavier Taylor
>im not showing my dick fuck off. show your dick to your mother. you sick motherfuckers ruin every social platform
