carder78546
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I've already gone through the full VirtualBox setup process. First, I downloaded and installed VirtualBox from the official site, then grabbed VeraCrypt and created a hidden encrypted volume with at least 60GB of space. Once that was done, I mounted the hidden volume.
After that, I downloaded WinISO and found a serial number online to unlock full functionality. I also downloaded MagicISO. I got a Windows 10 .iso file and used WinISO to burn it to a bootable media on a blank CD. Then, I mounted the .iso into a virtual drive using MagicISO.
Next, I created a new virtual machine in VirtualBox, gave it a name, and tweaked the settings: allocated 4GB of RAM under “System,” and set the boot order to prioritize HDD and CD/DVD. Under “Storage,” I added the mounted Windows 10 .iso to Controller: IDE. In the “Network” settings, I selected NAT and made sure to refresh the MAC address (which I now do every time I boot the VM).
I installed Windows 10 on the VM successfully. Once that was done, I moved the .vdi files into the hidden VeraCrypt volume for security.
On the Windows 10 VM, I installed TMAC to easily change the MAC address with each internet session, along with CCleaner and Bleachbit to handle cleanup of cookies and temporary files.
Now, every time I start the VM, I run the following commands in Command Prompt to manage the network configuration:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
After that using proxifer i connect to residential socks 5 proxy. What I want to know is should I use vpn somehow with this setup and how do I configure it?
It is just impossible for me to configure residential socks5 proxy with openVpn, proxy alone works perfectly and vpn alone works perfectly but when I use both of them at the same time they won't work.
I spent 5 days trying to solve that problem and it become really really frustrating which brought me to conclusion that maybe with that setup I don't need to use vpn. I just start the vm clear dns, cookies and so on, connect to socks and start carding.
Is that correct or I need to find a way to configure both of them?
I would really appreciate help.
All the best.
I've already gone through the full VirtualBox setup process. First, I downloaded and installed VirtualBox from the official site, then grabbed VeraCrypt and created a hidden encrypted volume with at least 60GB of space. Once that was done, I mounted the hidden volume.
After that, I downloaded WinISO and found a serial number online to unlock full functionality. I also downloaded MagicISO. I got a Windows 10 .iso file and used WinISO to burn it to a bootable media on a blank CD. Then, I mounted the .iso into a virtual drive using MagicISO.
Next, I created a new virtual machine in VirtualBox, gave it a name, and tweaked the settings: allocated 4GB of RAM under “System,” and set the boot order to prioritize HDD and CD/DVD. Under “Storage,” I added the mounted Windows 10 .iso to Controller: IDE. In the “Network” settings, I selected NAT and made sure to refresh the MAC address (which I now do every time I boot the VM).
I installed Windows 10 on the VM successfully. Once that was done, I moved the .vdi files into the hidden VeraCrypt volume for security.
On the Windows 10 VM, I installed TMAC to easily change the MAC address with each internet session, along with CCleaner and Bleachbit to handle cleanup of cookies and temporary files.
Now, every time I start the VM, I run the following commands in Command Prompt to manage the network configuration:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
After that using proxifer i connect to residential socks 5 proxy. What I want to know is should I use vpn somehow with this setup and how do I configure it?
It is just impossible for me to configure residential socks5 proxy with openVpn, proxy alone works perfectly and vpn alone works perfectly but when I use both of them at the same time they won't work.
I spent 5 days trying to solve that problem and it become really really frustrating which brought me to conclusion that maybe with that setup I don't need to use vpn. I just start the vm clear dns, cookies and so on, connect to socks and start carding.
Is that correct or I need to find a way to configure both of them?
I would really appreciate help.
All the best.