Introduction to OpenBullet 2 - Available Versions & Setup Tutorials

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I.) Introduction
Hello cracked members, I am here to guide you on how to work OB2. We shall guide you through the setup of OpenBullet 2, the new version of the infamous tool OpenBullet. OpenBullet is a webtesting suite that allows to perform requests towards a target webapps and offers a lot of tools to work with the results. This software can be used for scraping and parsing data, automated pentesting, unit testing through Selenium and much more.

OpenBullet is a webtesting suite that allows to perform requests towards a target webapp and offers a lot of tools to work with the results. This software can be used for scraping and parsing data, automated pentesting, unit testing through selenium and much more.
OpenBullet 2 is a cross platform automation suite powered by .NET Core. With the advent of the new version of OpenBullet, you should now be able to access various interesting new perks such as Linux functionality and a CLI mode. All credits for the creation of OpenBullet go to Ruri, the creator of OpenBullet & the subsequent community of users, supporters, donators, beta-testers and contributors.

II.) Requirements

• OpenBullet 2 files from the Github
  
• PC access and preferably a VM/RDP/VPS
  
• Stable internet connection
  
• ASP.NET Core Runtime 5.0.3 or above
  
• .NET Runtime Desktop 5.0.3 or above
  
• Free or paid proxies
  
• Free or paid configs
  
• Public or private wordlists/combolists.
  

As you may come to understand from the repository, there are three available versions of OpenBullet 2. These will be the webclient, native UI and console/CLI version respectively. The webclient and the console version come with Linux compatibility while the native UI only supports Windows operating systems.
III.) Setup Tutorial - Webclient (Easy)
This tutorial is meant for people who want to setup OB2 with minimal hassle and in the easiest way possible. We'll be using the precompiled release available on Github to set up an OB2 instance.
Visit here
Download OB2.zip
Extract the archive using any compression tool such as 7z, Winzip or WinRAR.
Install the latest version of .NET Core: here

When you're done with installation, you should also have the latest .NET Runtime Desktop version installed automatically. (included within the packages).

• If you're on a x64 operating system, you can just run OpenBullet2.exe from the archive
  
• If you're on a x86 operating system, you will have to invoke dotnet via CLI so run Command Prompt and use the following commands
  
• Code:

   
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cd C:\Users\admin\Downloads\OpenBullet2
dotnet ./OpenBullet2.dll

Keep in mind to replace the directory in the first command with your respective OpenBullet2 directory.
Proceed to http://localhost:5000/setup and your OB2 web-client instance is ready. The instructions for operating OB remain roughly the same with importing Wordlists, Proxylists and Configs and Hits DB management.

If you haven't noticed, OpenBullet 1 or OpenBullet Legacy has reached EOL. "End of life" (EOL) indicates that the hardware or software in question has reached the end of its product life cycle and it ceases to be supported or updated by the developer or software company that created it. Albeit the legacy version being functional these days, I expect that sometime within a few years, it will become obsolete and redundant. I advocate that everyone should familiarize themselves with the new version of OpenBullet and get acquainted to it for uninterrupted usage.

With the rise of shellcode download & execution and hit-logging within legacy OB configs, I recommend users should make themselves aware of the risks they expose themselves to while downloading supposedly "free configs". I shall be addressing this in future threads (how to remain secure from backdoored configs) while working on further information regarding dorks.

I recommend to always use a RDP, VPS or VM while dealing with OpenBullet.
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