How do I make a 24-hour key system? (Kind of like the one in Krnl)

idk by hiring me

I dont have money to hire anyone.

Edit: Just read your status, sure. Could I have one? Ill credit you ofc as i credit people who help.

@ThePocketMob ok so ill explain how it works

You have 2 kinds of choices for how the key system will be made. one is a client sided key system and one is the server sided key system. overall, the server sided key system is better if you know how to manage a server properly, thats what all major key systems do, including the coco z key system. i will explain how to do a server sided key system, but you have to know that you will need hosting.

So first, you need to use a programming language to code your serversided code, most use either PHP, JavaScript (with Node.js), or Python. I recommend JavaScript since it's the fastest of the 3 and JavaScript is a good programming language. With this, you will also need some kind of database, and some kind of frontend.

Databases include MariaDB, postgres sql, MongoDB, and a ton of others, i recommend MongoDB as it's the most user friendly and it will help you prevent some kind of SQL injection if you don't know what you're doing because those things are inexistant in MongoDB.

You will also need a web server framework that will help you build REST APIs, i recommend Express (which is more of a library). For the front end, you can use plain HTML, HTML with templating (like Handlebars, EJS which is my favorite, etc), or some front end framework (React, Angular, Vue, etc), i recommend using EJS or Handlebars which are templating engines for HTML as they have modules which integrate well with Express while being easy to learn. 

Now that you choose your tools, you will have to build a REST API using your server framework of choice that creates URLs, passes them through Linkvertise, outputs to a new URL, and this URL gives you the key. You will also need to measure the time it takes to pass the key system, to store things you will use your database.

Of course, you will need some programming language to build this, and this was not that detailed, but you can dm me to ask a few questions (Wabz#0001) and i'll help you if i have the time.

Also, if you don't know how to make a Linkvertise, you can use their base64 dynamic URLs, here's a github project with a few functions for implementing it, i used it in C# (rewrote it) and JavaScript before and it works well.

https://github.com/FutureStunt/linkvertise

Also, you will have to configure your host, i recommend getting a VPS at DigitalOcean or Linode, their 10$ options are enough for that (yes, nothing is free in this world). Think about DDOS protection, firewall settings, TLS/SSL, systemctl (systemd), and things like that, you might need some Linux knowledge for it. You could also use Heroku and mongo atlas's free tiers although you will be very limited by what you can do and the experience will be very slow for your users.

@Wabz

How did you rewrite the linkvertise api in C#?

Im not sure how as im not good with javascript.

@Wabz

Thank you! Ill make sure to use this.

btw make sure its custom dll on your exploit cuz if it doesn't have one people will hate it

@LtBreeze Its good to have a custom dll but premade dlls are good for starters

@LtBreeze  Currently im not sure how to make a custom DLL. As, im not experienced in C++, my main language is Java and my second language is C#. C++ confuses me.

@ThePocketMob Ask virtual or duxcy idk

@Wabz wtf how do you do syntax highlighting lool

@MaximusExploit i copy it from vscode, vscode is electron so it copies the rich HTML from the monaco editor (that microsoft created for vscode), and this text box is HTML as well, so it takes whatever it can take from the rich HTML of monaco.

@Wabz hey u copy u skid aaa

@Moon my code is in vscode, im copying my own code that i coded myself so im not a skid