No longer able to log in and use inProxy

[brogers5]

I noticed inProxy is no longer allowing me to log into my account. The website seems to have gone down, and GoDaddy is stating the domain is now for sale. Has inProxy been discontinued?

https://www.godaddy.com/domainsearch/find?checkAvail=1&domainToCheck=inproxy.io

[Savit3r]

I hope not

[thedemons]

Unfortunately, due to their domain going down, we can no longer sign in and use the app. I had to modify their source to bypass the sign-in process, you could either download my modified version or follow my instructions to do so.

Download the modified version

• Download app.zip, replace the file app.asar in the folder ..\inproxy\resources where you have inproxy installed. On windows, it is %localappdata%\Programs\inproxy\resources, you can right-click on the inproxy shortcut and select Open file location if you can't find the folder.
• Now open the app, enter anything in the username and password field, hit the sign in button and you're in.
• This modified app.asar contains no malware, with very few changes, if you are afraid of installing suspicious software on your machine, please follow the instructions below to modify it yourself.

How to modify the app

• First, locate the app.asar file in ..\inproxy\resources.
• In order to unpack this to javascript source, we need the npm asar package. If you don't have npm, please install it.
• Then use this command to install asar:

  npm install -g asar

• Once you have done installing it, let's extract the source:

  npx asar extract app.asar source

• There will be a source folder created, open the file source\dist\electron.js in your favorite IDE. You will need to beautify it, either by using your IDE or an online tool
• Now search for these lines of code:

  function ps(e) {
      return void 0 === e.autoSignIn && (e.autoSignIn = !1), e = {
          ...e,
          appVersion: kr.version,
          machineId: Object(ls.machineIdSync)(!0),
          os: {
              platform: Sn.platform(),
              release: Sn.release(),
              totalmem: Sn.totalmem(),
              type: Sn.type()
          }
      }, new Promise((t => {
          cs.a.post(kr.endpoints.singIn, {
              json: {
                  data: ko(JSON.stringify(e))
              },
              timeout: 1e4
          }, (async (r, n, i) => {
              if (r) return global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_RESPONSE", {
                  message: "An Error has occurred. Please check if your computer is connected to Internet."
              }), jo("account"), t();
              const {
                  licenseData: a
              } = i;
              if (!a) return global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_RESPONSE", i), jo("account"), t();
              try {
                  const r = JSON.parse(xo(a)),
                      {
                          timestamp: n,
                          accountUuid: i,
                          username: o
                      } = r;
                  return void 0 === n || void 0 === i || void 0 === o ? (global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_RESPONSE", {
                      message: "An Error has occurred."
                  }), jo("account"), t()) : (Eo("account", {
                      emailOrUsername: e.emailOrUsername,
                      password: e.password,
                      username: o
                  }), await Ps(), global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_SUCCESS"), t())
              } catch (r) {
                  return global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_RESPONSE", {
                      message: "An Error has occurred."
                  }), jo("account"), t()
              }
          }))
      }))
  }

• Replace it with:

  function ps(e) {
      return void 0 === e.autoSignIn && (e.autoSignIn = !1), e = {
          ...e,
          appVersion: kr.version,
          machineId: Object(ls.machineIdSync)(!0),
          os: {
              platform: Sn.platform(),
              release: Sn.release(),
              totalmem: Sn.totalmem(),
              type: Sn.type()
          }
      }, new Promise((t => {
          cs.a.post(kr.endpoints.singIn, {
              json: {
                  data: ko(JSON.stringify(e))
              },
              timeout: 1e4
          }, (async (r, n, i) => {
              try {
                  (Eo("account", {
                      emailOrUsername: "thedemons",
                      password: "test",
                      username: "thedemons"
                  }), await Ps(), global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_SUCCESS"), t())
              } catch (r) {
                  return global.webContents.send("APP_SIGN_IN_RESPONSE", {
                      message: "An Error has occurred."
                  }), jo("account"), t()
              }
          }))
      }))
  }

• Finally, pack the source back into app.asar, remember to backup the original file.

  npx asar pack source app.asar

[Savit3r]

Unfortunately, due to their domain going down, we can no longer sign in and use the app. I had to modify their source to bypass the sign-in process, you could either download my modified version or follow my instructions to do so.

Yeah I have already done a week ago, but thanks

[X-Gorn]

Do you have the link of the app?

[X-Gorn]

@thedemons do you have the executable?

[Savit3r]

@thedemons do you have the executable?

Here you go. Note: When you see the Auth screen, type in any credential you like and hit "Sign In"

Windows Executable

[X-Gorn]

Here you go. Note: When you see the Auth screen, type in any credential you like and hit "Sign In"

Windows Executable

Thanks!