Hey guys!

I'm here with a little tutorial! 

The RSPS Scene has some notoriously shady characters. It's almost impossible to perm ban people these days because there's always a way to circumvent the standard IP / Mac bans.

Well, today you'll learn how to scan a users IP address and retrieve quality metrics such as;

• If they're using a VPN
• If they're on the TOR network
• If they're using a Proxy
• A 'Fraud Score' (Based on location, previous suspicious behaviour across the internet etc)
• And plenty more such as their estimated location, ISP and timezone. 

So, let's get started!

First of all, you're going to need an amazing Java Library called

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 <- Download here!

Once you've added the Jar to your project libraries, you're ready to start!

First of all, let's create a new java class dedicated to our new IP scanner.

All changes in this tutorial are done server sided, however it could easily be converted to a client side tool if you wanted to change logon behaviour based on the responses from the scanner.

In my example, I created IPVerification.java

An ideal location would be: 'src/com/ruse/net/login/'

The next step is to head over to 

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and select 'Get a free API key'

After you've signed up, find your API key.

Example: 'FnT1NcQRfDrhqDn43lb3srxnjOmZj2CC'

Now, back to IPVerification.java..

Go ahead and paste in the example from below. I have tried my best to annotate everything!

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Be sure that the JSONParser and JSONObject methods are imported from the SimpleJson lib 'org.json.simple.*'

An example command where you'd use the method..

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Of course you can use this anywhere, including in your login responses if you wanted to block access to anyone using a VPN!

Here's the final result send into Discord.

Now, blocking VPN Logins..

Under ConnectionHandler.java you'll find the 'getResponse' method.

Add in: 

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Next, you'll want to repurpose an unused LoginResponse found in 'LoginResponses.java'

I used response code 10.

Refactor it to match the 'LOGIN_REJECT_VPN' response name featured above! (Ctrl + F6 whilst the old name is highlighted)

 

Finally, in Client.java, search for loginCode == (The number you chose)

Then update the message

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thanks for this

thanks flub

Does this work well?

Most should look into this! solid release

huge!

Thanks for this