Omegle-Spy thread! Post your logs!

Omegle-Spy is a Java application that acts as an omegle host, and connects two unsuspecting omgle-users to you, so you can snoop in on the conversation, and send messages to the participants individually, without letting the other party know.

It's hilarious.

http://code.google.com/p/omegle-spy/
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?bh96rtq85r3tc57

The MediaFire link is an SVN checkout, since there are no downloads available at the Google Code page.

Run the "OmegleSpy.jar" file to start the program, requires that you have Java installed. Enjoy!

>http://code.google.com/p/omegle-spy/issues/detail?id=2#c19

a patched version can be found there.  works perfectly; occasionally prompts for captcha.

operator of omegle on reddit:
>Ok, so I added some code to Omegle that blocks this using a simple heuristic. Obviously, we can get into a cat and mouse game where you guys add code that camouflages what you're doing, and I modify my code to detect it more accurately, but I'd really prefer if we didn't have to do that.
>but I'd really prefer if we didn't have to do that.
in over his head

anybody think of any good ways to prevent this?  seems to me the only way is to try to detect that an identical message M from Alice->Eve was sent from Eve->Bob around the same time.  obviously not too practical.

random guy who is patching omegle-spy:
>but an arms race is always fun - until Omegle is willing to kick out any user behind a NAT this will get interesting.