[PC] WoW Auto-Login Manager (With MEFix support!)

[roryjoe]

is it really that hard to write in a username and password manually?

Nope, however with a program like this it's a great protection against keylogging software.

[Gothian]

Nope, however with a program like this it's a great protection against keylogging software.

Never thought of such a thing Though Im not quite so sure that it will bypass a keylogger, Im not too fluent on how a keylogger actually works... as this program sends keystrokes to the system. I might have to download a few keyloggers and test this, if so... then thats one way in which I can make this application even more useful!

[molitar]

is it really that hard to write in a username and password manually?

Yes when stupid Blizzard forces alphanumeric passwords! If it was just alpha no it would not be but it's never that easy to type in passwords with numeric since it's so friggen easy to hit the wrong number key and not know it until you press login.. than you have to retype the whole password again.

I gave my rep! This is what I was doing a major search for.. an auto login for WoW.. screw Blizzard when it comes to their paranoia.. 'we don't like you auto login'.. this is a personal computer in my own bedroom and nobody else uses it.. So this saves me a lot of time and headache of having to retype wrong password.

BTW if your paranoid just add the executable in your firewall to block all tcp and udp packets. But running a port scanner this application never tried to open a socket at all to the internet. Now for those paranoid types.. here is what port scan found when running this app....

|  wow auto login manager.exe |    ---   | 2760 |    TCP   |   127.0.0.1   |    3341    |     0.0.0.0     |    0        |  LISTENING  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |  192.168.1.2  |    3351    | 12.129.232.109  |    3724     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |  192.168.1.2  |    3352    |  206.16.147.80  |    3724     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |   127.0.0.1   |    3353    |    127.0.0.1    |    1110     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |

It only connected to local socket 127.0.0.1 and the remote port of 0.0.0.0 means there is no remote connection. Only a local connection to pass the data to the launcher. Only wow.exe actually connects remotely to the Blizzard servers.

[thos91]

nice +rep ;D

[Gothian]

Yes when stupid Blizzard forces alphanumeric passwords! If it was just alpha no it would not be but it's never that easy to type in passwords with numeric since it's so friggen easy to hit the wrong number key and not know it until you press login.. than you have to retype the whole password again.

I gave my rep! This is what I was doing a major search for.. an auto login for WoW.. screw Blizzard when it comes to their paranoia.. 'we don't like you auto login'.. this is a personal computer in my own bedroom and nobody else uses it.. So this saves me a lot of time and headache of having to retype wrong password.

BTW if your paranoid just add the executable in your firewall to block all tcp and udp packets. But running a port scanner this application never tried to open a socket at all to the internet. Now for those paranoid types.. here is what port scan found when running this app....

|  wow auto login manager.exe |    ---   | 2760 |    TCP   |   127.0.0.1   |    3341    |     0.0.0.0     |    0        |  LISTENING  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |  192.168.1.2  |    3351    | 12.129.232.109  |    3724     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |  192.168.1.2  |    3352    |  206.16.147.80  |    3724     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |
|  wow.exe                    |    ---   | 2872 |    TCP   |   127.0.0.1   |    3353    |    127.0.0.1    |    1110     |  TIME_WAIT  |  --- |  ---  |

It only connected to local socket 127.0.0.1 and the remote port of 0.0.0.0 means there is no remote connection. Only a local connection to pass the data to the launcher. Only wow.exe actually connects remotely to the Blizzard servers.

Odd as it is... why in the hell does it have even a local connection!?!? Lol .NET programs. >.<

Anywho, ty for the breakdown homie

[Duplicity]

+rep nice.

Now time to configure it for private server.

[R0w4n]

Downloaded it, and working <3
Add something like char login, that would be neat

[Xyborg]

Personally, I'd never use this. I'm a slight bit paranoid about having my account stolen as it's happened before. However, I admit that this would be useful in its own way.

[molitar]

Could you possibly add a setting for us with a bit slower computers to add a second or two more delay? Most of the time it works perfectly but sometimes because other things are running WoW will start a second or two slower and only catch part of the login. Thanks I love this program alot!

[Hectic]

Seems like a nice idea, could certainly help protect against keyloggers, if theres nothing to log

+rep

[tashin]

I log into multiple accounts at once and use them all on the same machine. A feature that can disable the auto-restart of wow and just open up the client and log in would be greatly appreciated.

[Darkangel]

I will test it^^
I'm on a private server so if it hack my count....
I change server and i del it^^
Thanks for your post

[Gothian]

Could you possibly add a setting for us with a bit slower computers to add a second or two more delay? Most of the time it works perfectly but sometimes because other things are running WoW will start a second or two slower and only catch part of the login. Thanks I love this program alot!

This also happens to me when running wow for the first time in any particular "session" of a boot up on my PC. If such a thing happens, what I do is just click login again, and then switch back quickly to the WoW window (if it doesnt do it automatically) and it will log me in. But if you wish for a few more seconds of wait time, I can add a feature that will set the delay time so you can adjust it to what works with your PC's loading time.

[molitar]

This also happens to me when running wow for the first time in any particular "session" of a boot up on my PC. If such a thing happens, what I do is just click login again, and then switch back quickly to the WoW window (if it doesnt do it automatically) and it will log me in. But if you wish for a few more seconds of wait time, I can add a feature that will set the delay time so you can adjust it to what works with your PC's loading time.

Thanks would really appreciate that. I really love this logon tool

[Reece W]

Nice Program Man =) Hope this gets you loads of +Rep