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? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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d0ctrine said:
View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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d0ctrine said:
View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
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When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

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The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

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Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
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Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
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Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

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The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Các nhà cung cấp proxy cao cấp cho phép bạn nhắm mục tiêu các ASN cụ thể, nhưng nếu không thể, hãy tập trung vào việc so khớp thành phố, tiểu bang và ISP. Nhiều dịch vụ proxy dân dụng cho phép lọc theo vị trí và nhà cung cấp internet. Mặc dù không chính xác bằng so khớp ASN, việc sử dụng proxy từ cùng một ISP và khu vực địa lý vẫn giúp duy trì tính hợp pháp của việc ngụy trang.

Bước 3: Nhập Cookie
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Việc nhập cookie thường gặp nhiều lỗi. Nếu trình duyệt antidetect của bạn cần định dạng JSON nhưng nhật ký lại chứa cookie Netscape (hoặc ngược lại), hãy sử dụng trình chuyển đổi như accovod.com/cookieConverter . Đừng chỉ nhập chúng vào - hãy kiểm tra xem quá trình chuyển đổi đã hoạt động chính xác chưa.

Bước 4: Mô phỏng phần cứng
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Đây là lúc chúng ta đi sâu vào chi tiết. Hồ sơ chống phát hiện của bạn cần phải phản ánh chính xác hệ thống mục tiêu:
  • Phù hợp với độ phân giải màn hình chính xác
  • Đặt chuỗi kết xuất GPU chính xác (ví dụ: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Cài đặt tiện ích mở rộng trình duyệt tương tự.
  • Cấu hình cài đặt ngôn ngữ và múi giờ để phù hợp

Bước 5: Sao chép DNA kỹ thuật số

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Giai đoạn cuối cùng là làm nóng hồ sơ của bạn. Các công cụ chống phát hiện chất lượng như Linken có chức năng làm nóng tích hợp - hãy sử dụng chúng. Quá trình này bao gồm:
  1. Đang tải các URL lịch sử duyệt mục tiêu được cung cấp bởi nhật ký
  2. Cho phép cookie làm mới và tạo lại
  3. Xây dựng cùng một bộ nhớ đệm và dữ liệu lưu trữ cục bộ
Nếu trình chống phát hiện của bạn không có tính năng làm nóng, hãy sử dụng tiện ích mở rộng "Mở Nhiều URL". Tải các URL lịch sử duyệt web được cung cấp bởi nhật ký và để nó mở tất cả các trang web cùng một lúc. Chỉ cần đảm bảo máy của bạn không phát nổ. )))


Nhật ký miễn phí​
Tôi biết một số bạn đang nghĩ "nhưng d0ctrine, tôi keo kiệt lắm, tôi không có tiền mua log cao cấp đâu." Đừng lo - thế giới ngầm kỹ thuật số luôn sẵn sàng. Mỗi ngày, hàng ngàn log mới được đăng tải trên:

*** Văn bản ẩn: không thể trích dẫn. ***


Này, những nhật ký công khai này sẽ không còn nguyên vẹn nữa. Hầu hết đều được dọn dẹp sạch sẽ chỉ trong vài phút, và những gì còn lại có thể là rác. Nhưng chúng hoàn hảo để thực hành mọi thứ chúng tôi đã đề cập trong hướng dẫn này. Hãy sử dụng chúng để nắm vững quy trình kỹ thuật - phân tích hồ sơ hệ thống, đối chiếu dấu vân tay và nhập cookie. Một khi bạn đã nắm vững những kiến thức cơ bản với nhật ký miễn phí, bạn sẽ biết chính xác những gì cần tìm kiếm khi sẵn sàng đầu tư vào các nhật ký cao cấp.

Họ không liên kết với tôi theo bất kỳ cách nào, vì vậy hãy KIỂM TRA trước khi mua bất cứ thứ gì.



Bến tàu​

Xin chúc mừng, bạn đã thành thạo nghệ thuật biến hình kỹ thuật số bằng nhật ký . Bằng cách làm theo hướng dẫn này, bạn đã học được cách trở thành một bóng ma không thể phát hiện trong máy. Bản sao của bạn giờ đây là bản sao hoàn hảo của mục tiêu - từ thông số kỹ thuật phần cứng đến kiểu duyệt web cho đến mã thông báo xác thực .

Đây không phải là chuyện bẻ khóa mật khẩu cơ bản hay " PHƯƠNG PHÁP HOẠT ĐỘNG CỦA NHẬT KÝ PAYPAL 2024 " vớ vẩn. Bạn đã xây dựng lại toàn bộ danh tính kỹ thuật số của ai đó từ đầu. Khi bạn truy cập vào các cổng ngân hàng và bộ xử lý thanh toán, hệ thống bảo mật của họ sẽ trải thảm đỏ. Dấu vân tay của bạn sạch đến mức ngay cả những trang web bảo mật cao như PayPal và Chase cũng sẽ đối xử với bạn như khách hàng thân thiết của họ.

Tôi không viết hướng dẫn cho các nền tảng cụ thể vì những nguyên tắc này áp dụng chung cho mọi nền tảng. Phương pháp giúp bạn truy cập vào tài khoản Netflix cũng sẽ xâm nhập vào cổng thông tin ngân hàng - mục đích là để trở nên không thể phân biệt được với người dùng hợp pháp. Khi các trang web thấy cùng cấu hình trình duyệt và cookie hợp lệ kết nối từ vị trí mong đợi, hệ thống backend của chúng sẽ hoạt động trơn tru như một chú mèo được nuôi dưỡng tốt.

DNA kỹ thuật số của bạn chính xác đến mức hệ thống xác thực và chấm điểm rủi ro phức tạp của chúng luôn trong trạng thái ngủ đông. Hướng dẫn này bao gồm 99% các trang web bạn sẽ cần truy cập vì các nguyên tắc cơ bản không bao giờ thay đổi. Cho dù bạn đang truy cập các dịch vụ phát trực tuyến hay các tổ chức tài chính, một hồ sơ được xây dựng đúng cách sẽ mang đến cho bạn lớp vỏ bọc hoàn hảo cho bất kỳ hoạt động nào bạn đang thực hiện.

Hãy theo dõi Phần 3, nơi chúng ta sẽ tìm hiểu sâu hơn về việc duy trì truy cập liên tục mà không bị phát hiện. Bên cạnh tính liên tục, chúng ta cũng sẽ khám phá những điều khác có thể làm với nhật ký, từ ví tiền điện tử đến mã thông báo Discord. Cho đến lúc đó, hãy tiếp tục thực hành các khái niệm này và nhớ rằng - nắm vững những kiến thức cơ bản này chính là điều tạo nên sự khác biệt giữa thành công và thất bại. d0ctrine out.
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? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
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Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

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The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

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Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
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Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
I provider proxy premium consentono di individuare ASN specifici, ma se ciò non fosse possibile, è consigliabile concentrarsi sulla corrispondenza per città, stato e ISP. Molti servizi proxy residenziali consentono di filtrare in base alla posizione geografica e al provider Internet. Sebbene non sia preciso come la corrispondenza ASN, utilizzare un proxy dello stesso ISP e della stessa area geografica aiuta comunque a preservare la legittimità del proprio travestimento.

Passaggio 3: Importa i cookie
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L'importazione dei cookie è il punto in cui molti sbagliano. Se il tuo browser anti-rilevamento richiede il formato JSON ma i tuoi log contengono cookie di Netscape (o viceversa), usa un convertitore come accovod.com/cookieConverter . Non limitarti a scaricarli: verifica che la conversione abbia funzionato correttamente.

Fase 4: imitazione hardware
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È qui che entriamo nel dettaglio. Il tuo profilo anti-rilevamento deve essere uno specchio esatto del sistema bersaglio:
  • Corrisponde alla risoluzione esatta dello schermo
  • Imposta esattamente la stringa del renderer GPU (esempio: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Installa le stesse estensioni del browser.
  • Configura le impostazioni della lingua e il fuso orario in modo che corrispondano

Fase 5: Replicazione digitale del DNA

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La fase finale è il riscaldamento del tuo profilo. Strumenti anti-rilevamento di qualità come Linken hanno funzioni di riscaldamento integrate: usale. Questo processo prevede:
  1. Caricamento degli URL della cronologia di navigazione degli obiettivi forniti dal registro
  2. Consentire ai cookie di aggiornarsi e rigenerarsi
  3. Creazione della stessa cache e degli stessi dati di archiviazione locale
Se il tuo antidetect non ha funzionalità di riscaldamento, usa l'estensione "Apri URL multipli". Carica gli URL della cronologia di navigazione forniti dai log e lascia che apra tutti i siti contemporaneamente. Assicurati solo che il tuo computer non esploda. )))


Registri gratuiti​
So che alcuni di voi staranno pensando "ma d0ctrine, sono un taccagno, non ho soldi per i log premium". Non preoccupatevi: il mondo underground digitale fornisce tutto. Ogni giorno, migliaia di nuovi log vengono scaricati su:

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Questi log pubblici non saranno immacolati. La maggior parte viene ripulita in pochi minuti e ciò che rimane potrebbe essere spazzatura. Ma sono perfetti per mettere in pratica tutto ciò che abbiamo trattato in questa guida. Usali per padroneggiare il processo tecnico: analizzare i profili di sistema, confrontare le impronte digitali e importare i cookie. Una volta apprese le basi con i log gratuiti, saprai esattamente cosa cercare quando sarai pronto a investire in quelli premium.

Non sono in alcun modo affiliati a me, quindi DYOR prima di acquistare qualsiasi cosa.



L'atterraggio​

Congratulazioni, hai padroneggiato l'arte della trasformazione digitale con i log . Seguendo questa guida, hai imparato a diventare un fantasma invisibile nella macchina. Il tuo clone è ora uno specchio perfetto del tuo obiettivo: dalle specifiche hardware ai modelli di navigazione, fino ai token di autenticazione .

Non si tratta di un semplice cracking di password o di un'assurdità del tipo "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 ". Hai ricostruito l'intera identità digitale di qualcuno da zero. Quando accedi a quei portali bancari e processori di pagamento, i loro sistemi di sicurezza stenderanno il tappeto rosso. La tua impronta digitale è così pulita che persino siti ad alta sicurezza come PayPal e Chase ti tratteranno come il loro cliente preferito.

Non scrivo guide per piattaforme specifiche perché questi principi valgono universalmente. La stessa metodologia che ti consente di accedere a un account Netflix può violare un portale bancario: si tratta di diventare indistinguibili dall'utente legittimo. Quando i siti vedono la stessa configurazione del browser e cookie validi che si connettono dalla posizione prevista, i loro sistemi di back-end si agitano come un gatto ben nutrito.

Il tuo DNA digitale è così preciso che i loro sofisticati sistemi di autenticazione e di valutazione del rischio restano inattivi. Questa guida copre il 99% dei siti a cui avrai bisogno di accedere, perché i principi fondamentali non cambiano mai. Che tu utilizzi servizi di streaming o istituti finanziari, un profilo ben strutturato ti offre la copertura perfetta per qualsiasi operazione tu stia eseguendo.

Restate sintonizzati per la Parte 3, in cui approfondiremo il mantenimento di un accesso persistente senza essere rilevati. Oltre alla persistenza, esploreremo anche altre cose che possiamo fare con i log, dai wallet di criptovalute ai token Discord. Nel frattempo, continuate a mettere in pratica questi concetti e ricordate: padroneggiare questi fondamenti è ciò che fa la differenza tra successo e fallimento. Esci dalla dottrina .
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
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Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
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This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

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The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

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Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where we’ll dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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View attachment 48048
? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 2) ?

Welcome back to the gritty world of logs. If you missed Part 1, go read that first - ? The Only Log Guide You Need (Part 1) ? - we covered what logs are and why theyre the future of fraud. Now were diving deep into using them effectively. This guide focuses on initial access while Part 3 will cover maintaining persistent access without detection.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.


Becoming One With Your Log
View attachment 48054​

When it comes to accessing accounts, youve got two main options: passwords or cookies. While passwords might seem like the obvious choice, cookies are often more valuable - especially for sites with 2FA enabled. But what exactly are cookies in the context of logs?

Cookies are small files that websites store on your device to remember who you are. They contain session data, authentication tokens, and user preferences that let you stay logged in without re-entering credentials. When you get logs, these cookies are one of the most critical components.

But heres the catch - cookies expire. Fresh logs are essential because those authentication tokens have limited lifespans. Buying months-old logs means most valuable cookies will be dead, especially for important sites like banking or email providers that rotate sessions frequently.

The Art of ATO (Account Takeover)
View attachment 48055​

Modern websites arent messing around when it comes to account security. Theyve built sophisticated systems to detect when somethings off about a login attempt. Try accessing your Google account from a new device with just your password - youll likely get hit with verification requests to confirm your phone number or other trusted devices.

But it goes deeper than that. Even with valid session cookies, sites are constantly analyzing your digital fingerprint. Their security systems compare dozens of data points between the original users device and yours - everything from screen resolution to browser settings. One mismatch could flag the session as suspicious.

This is why logs are so powerful - they give you the exact blueprint of the legitimate users setup. Without that data, youre essentially trying to forge a signature without seeing the original.


Preparing For Takeoff

View attachment 48056​

The only reliable way to evade security measures is to become a perfect copy of your target. The closer you match their digital fingerprint, the better your chances of success. Think of it as high-tech identity theft - but instead of just stealing an ID card, youre replicating someones entire digital existence.


For A Consistent Source of Logs, Check RussianMarket: RussianMarket


Heres what you need to master:

Cookie Collection
Dont half-ass this part - you need ALL the cookies, not just from your target site. Quality logs come with complete browsing histories and cookie archives. Pay special attention to authentication tokens, session IDs, and persistent cookies that maintain logins. Well cover advanced warming techniques later, but remember: more data is better. The deeper your cookie collection, the more convincing your impersonation.

Device Fingerprinting
Your log provides a complete blueprint of your marks digital identity - both their hardware setup and browser environment. Every detail matters: screen resolution, GPU specs, timezone, installed extensions, language settings, keyboard layouts, and countless other technical details that antidetects use. The more of this you get right, the longer youll maintain access without detection.

For high-value targets like banks, youll need to match even more subtle fingerprinting elements like the list of fonts the user has. Modern security systems analyze dozens of these parameters to verify authenticity. While going to extreme lengths in copying the logs setup (dont just go around buying the same laptops as your logs) isnt necessary for most sites, they only become important when targeting strict platforms with sophisticated detection systems.



Assuming An Identity

View attachment 48065​

Becoming your target requires surgical precision. This isnt just swapping passwords - its digital metamorphosis down to the smallest detail.

Step 1: Reconnaissance

First, you need to thoroughly analyze the key components of your log. While the structure varies between different stealers and parsers, most follow a similar pattern. Just use your brain to adjust if its different. For a typical Redline format, youll find these critical elements:
  • System fingerprint data including hardware specs, resolution, keyboard layouts, language, timezone, and location are stored in UserInformation.txt
  • Browser data is organized by browser type (Chrome/Edge) with separate folders for:
    - Autofills (stored in Google_[Chrome]_Default.txt)
    - Cookies (found in multiple .txt files like Google_[Chrome]_Default Network.txt)
    - Saved passwords (found either in passwords.txt or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/Passwords/)
  • Credit card information (found either in CreditCards.txt, CreditCards folder, or in Browsers/{BrowserName}/CreditCards/)
  • Additional system data includes:
    - DomainDetects.txt for domain information
    - InstalledSoftware.txt for installed programs
    - ProcessList.txt for running processes
    - Screenshot.jpg of the system

Dont rush through this analysis. Every detail matters when youre trying to perfectly mirror someones digital presence.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Mask
View attachment 48069
Now comes the careful process of crafting your antidetect profile. Start with the IP address - this is your digital home base. Pull up ipinfo.io and analyze your targets IP details. Youre looking for:
  • Geographic location (city/state)
  • Internet Service Provider (ISP)
  • Autonomous System Number (ASN)
Premium proxy providers let you target specific ASNs, but if thats not possible, focus on matching the city, state, and ISP. Many residential proxy services allow filtering by location and internet provider. While not as precise as ASN matching, using a proxy from the same ISP and geographic area still helps maintain the legitimacy of your disguise.

Step 3: Import Cookies
View attachment 48070
Cookie importation is where many mess up. If your antidetect browser needs JSON format but your logs have Netscape cookies (or vice versa), use a converter like accovod.com/cookieConverter. Dont just dump them in - verify the conversion worked correctly.

Step 4: Hardware Mimicry
View attachment 48068
This is where we get surgical with the details. Your antidetect profile needs to be an exact mirror of the target system:
  • Match the exact screen resolution
  • Set the GPU renderer string exactly (example: ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0))
  • Install the same browser extensions.
  • Configure language settings and timezone to match

Step 5: Digital DNA Replication

View attachment 48067

The final phase is warming up your profile. Quality antidetect tools like Linken have built-in warming functions - use them. This process involves:
  1. Loading the targets browsing history URLs provided by the log
  2. Allowing cookies to refresh and regenerate
  3. Building up the same cache and local storage data
If your antidetect lacks warming features, use the Open Multiple URLs extension. Load up the browsing history URLS provided by the logs and let it open all sites at the same time. Just make sure your machine doesnt explode. )))


Free Logs​
I know some of you are thinking "but d0ctrine, Im a cheapskate, I dont have money for premium logs." Worry not - the digital underground provides. Every single day, thousands of fresh logs get dumped on:

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***


Look, these public logs are not going to be pristine. Most are picked clean within minutes, and whats left might be garbage. But theyre perfect for practicing everything we have covered in this guide. Use them to master the technical process - analyzing system profiles, matching fingerprints, and importing cookies. Once you got the fundamentals down with free logs, youll know exactly what to look for when youre ready to invest in premium ones.

They are in no way affiliated to me, so DYOR before purchasing anything.



The Landing​

Congratulations, youve mastered the art of digital shapeshifting with logs. By following this guide, youve learned how to become an undetectable ghost in the machine. Your clone is now a perfect mirror of your target - from hardware specs to browsing patterns to authentication tokens.

This isnt some basic password cracking or "PAYPAL LOGS 2024 WORKING METHOD" nonsense. Youve rebuilt someones entire digital identity from scratch. When you hit those banking portals and payment processors, their security systems will roll out the red carpet. Your fingerprint is so clean that even high-security sites like PayPal and Chase will treat you like their favorite customer.

I dont write guides for specific platforms because these principles work universally. The same methodology that gets you into a Netflix account will breach a bank portal - its about becoming indistinguishable from the legitimate user. When sites see the same browser configuration and valid cookies connecting from the expected location, their backend systems purr like a well-fed cat.

Your digital DNA is so precise that their fancy authentication and risk scoring systems stay fast asleep. This guide covers 99% of the sites youll ever need to access because the fundamentals never change. Whether youre hitting streaming services or financial institutions, a properly built profile gives you the perfect cover for whatever operations youre running.

Stay tuned for Part 3 where well dive into maintaining persistent access without detection. Besides persistence, we will also explore other things we can do with logs, from crypto wallets to discord tokens. Until then, keep practicing these concepts and remember - mastering these fundamentals is what makes the difference between success and failure. d0ctrine out.
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