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Quick question im tryin to get into my friends myspace account, I have her email address, * day (about a month ago) she was at my house & checked her myspace page...my question is this: Is there a free program i can download that would retreive her password from early december 2006? If not, would the cain & able program be able to crack the password if I have her email address?
I know I am a newbie but I want to explain a little to you all about hacking.
Now its all well and good you keep asking to crack peoples hotmails and my space accounts and you just leave their address or email address.
Now without sounding insulting, but I know hotmail was born in the day but not yesterday, do you think a company like MSN will leave the door open for anyone to crack passwords just by somebodies email address.
If you are really that interested in hacking you have many things to learn and UNDERSTAND. This is not the film "Wargames"
In the first instance you need to know how to use google properly.
I can put ***** on that most people looking at this page typed in
"How do I hack someones email address" or "How do I crack passwords" something to that effect anyway. This is not the way at all firstly find tutorials on the net to use this amazingly powerful tool properly
Like Mike has mentioned in many threads people are to lazy to READ and LEARN.
To give you a final pointer into hacking (crackin) i s***est you start to learn the following and come back in 2 years and I will give you a list much longer on the next step of becoming a hacker
Understand HTML easy things first
Understand HTTP
Unterstand FTP
Understand Networks
Understand ARP/RARP
Understand C++
Understand IP/TCP
Understand Gateways
Understand Open/Closed ports
Understand Trojan horses
I could go on but I would say this little lot will take you a good couple of years to get you head round.
So a final thought before you post a new thread asking someone to crack a password just by an email address
You have more chance of shitting Strawberry Cheesecake
I do not want my first thread to sound awful and I will gladly help anyone to manipulate someones system but you need to give way more information to even start, its the hackers/crakers at risk just so you can play a joke on your friend or you are bitter over your x girlfriend/boyfriend
The police do not come knocking on your door if it all goes fanny up
By any chance, can I copy and paste your post? It'll save me a lot of time telling people that hacking is not as easy as it might seem.
[QUOTE=girlygirl0*]Quick question im tryin to get into my friends myspace account, I have her email address, * day (about a month ago) she was at my house & checked her myspace page...my question is this: Is there a free program i can download that would retreive her password from early december 2006? If not, would the cain & able program be able to crack the password if I have her email address?[/QUOTE]
There's someone mentioning cain again. Talk about anything on this forum and people think it's some sort of amazing hacking tool.
[QUOTE]Before you post a new thread asking someone to crack a password just by an email address:
You have more chance of shitting Strawberry Cheesecake[/QUOTE]
/Quote of the month.
Yes, I agree with what's been said.
[QUOTE]You have more chance of shitting Strawberry Cheesecake[/QUOTE]
It's the same with any cheesecake, lemon, raspberry.. It's fucking difficult!
[QUOTE]im tryin to get into my friends myspace account[/QUOTE]
Forget it. Be nice. I'm surprised you have any friends.
[QUOTE]..crack a password just by an email address[/QUOTE]
Yes, but knowing the email address helps. Helps a lot. It's like knowing your destination before starting a car journey. (knowing your way to get to the desination also helps alot)
Posting thier email is also silly. Lots of people do vanity searches, they will easily find out someone wants to hack them so they;ll be extra careful.
[QUOTE=mike*0*]A keylogger is a program that logs keys, and usually sends these logged keys to an email address. They vary in a lot of ways, but they are usually designed to install themself when run by the victim, and then run silently, sending the logged keys at preset intervals. I don't see what's not to understand, it logs every pressed key, and sends all these to your email address. You can then search the logs for passwords.
No, people have to download and run the file themself. It all depends on how good you are at social engineering - you gotta convince them to run it. Of course, sometimes there may be vulnerabilities in webmail/email clients that allow you to download and run it without their permission, but you should forget about these, because it's not very common.
Yes, this is probably a lot easier. And, you can get a legitimate keylogger that doesn't leave a load of crap that's hard to remove. If you wanted it to just run for one user, you could log in to their account, and tell it to only run for that one user (the registry has startup locations for individual users and overall admin startup).
I haven't got much time now, so you can post any more questions you have, and I will reply to them when I get the chance.[/QUOTE]
lol at that fight with that little girl. i gotta give you ****** mike you are humorous and on point. i bookmarked those pages on learning c++(i consider myself a smart person) and plan to read it and hopefully learn the first websites intructions in 2* days like it said.
im glad that you tell people to learn this shit and do something because thats what i want to do with this. i want to use a keylogger and its cool if you helping me do this takes several days because i want to gain some knowlege from this. i saved the keylogger that you linked from elitecodes, the one named "fkwy*.5" and "elitekeylogger*.0".
well i have access to the computer that my intended victim is using. so while they are not around, i can directly install one of these keyloggers onto their computer and set it up in the email to send the information to me?
i might be looking for some more in depth information on this, like some more specific.
im sorry if these are some real noobie ass questions but i am going to read those manuals that you linked.
well i also want to ask that if i can retrieve this persons ip what can i do with that if we are on the same network because we might be. we both go to the same college. this person uses the colleges wireless network in their dorm and i can either use the schools dsl or wireless myself. i might already be able to retrieve the ip myself b/c ive been reading some tutorials on this.
thanks. sorry for the noob questions lol
oh yea i have this persons email address too
[QUOTE=marsh**]lol at that fight with that little girl. i gotta give you ****** mike you are humorous and on point. i bookmarked those pages on learning c++(i consider myself a smart person) and plan to read it and hopefully learn the first websites intructions in 2* days like it said.
im glad that you tell people to learn this shit and do something because thats what i want to do with this. i want to use a keylogger and its cool if you helping me do this takes several days because i want to gain some knowlege from this. i saved the keylogger that you linked from elitecodes, the one named "fkwy*.5" and "elitekeylogger*.0". [/QUOTE]
I mentioned those once or twice. In all my subsequent posts I have said that the software is total crap and the creators are idiots. Delete those keyloggers, and your bookmark for that site.
[QUOTE]well i have access to the computer that my intended victim is using. so while they are not around, i can directly install one of these keyloggers onto their computer and set it up in the email to send the information to me?[/QUOTE]
Yes, if that's what the keylogger is programmed to do.
[QUOTE]i might be looking for some more in depth information on this, like some more specific.[/QUOTE]
Most script-kiddy malware includes a manual -- try looking for a readme in the download. Failing that try the website you got it from, and the usual sites such as [URL="http://www.google.com"]Google[/URL] and [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org"]Wikipedia[/URL].
Does Bruteforce work with Pro***rd or Invisionfree...
Nope, they block you after a couple tries.
[QUOTE=netdummies]
If you are really that interested in hacking you have many things to learn and UNDERSTAND. This is not the film "Wargames"
You have more chance of shitting Strawberry Cheesecake
[/QUOTE]
not to be a dick, but to refer to wargames as illegitimate hacking is a bit wrong.... the method used(wardialing) was pretty much how deviant computer users phreaked their way around.......
as for shitting out strawberry shortcake, that just reminds me of an early stoned teenager/childhood episode of getting the munchies and swallowing a little toy my sister had, and i dont need to tell you it is possible to shit out strawberry shortcake- it just is a bit unpleasant......
altho i do agree with all else you have said..... i am impressed with your statements, and have saved your post.
[QUOTE=Unregistered]I've read a lot about various people/groups advertising password recovery services. Does anyone have good/bad experiences to share? Are any of them successful?[/QUOTE]
I have been doing this for a long time and would be willing to answer any questions you might have. or just visit my site to see if my guest book entries might answer any questions you might have
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[QUOTE=NeedAPassword]I have been doing this for a long time and would be willing to answer any questions you might have. or just visit my site to see if my guest book entries might answer any questions you might have
If you need a password for Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, GMail, Exite, Netscape, and others then please visit [url]www.needapassword.com[/url] Isn't it time you knew what your partner was doing online? Shouldn't you know who your kids are talking to? [url]www.needapassword.com[/url][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Your IP address will be recorded with your submission.
If you are sincere and not attempting to do any malicious, then this is no concern of yours. This information is only being obtained should a client attempt to do anything illegal with the services we provides.[/QUOTE]
An IP address is [b]totally[/b] useless to you. You don't have the authority to discover who's using it, and all the user has to do is reset their router to nullify your so-called 'evidence'.
You're trying to prevent people using this for malicious purposes? ALL purposes are malicious, because neither the email service nor the owner of the target email address have authorized you to do this. Invasion of privacy can't be justified, accept it.
[QUOTE]I feel that if you are smart enough to know how to mask your IP address like I do[/QUOTE]
Yeah, you're so smart. You're forgetting the fact that the Internet is literally filled with proxy-using tutorials and all it takes is entering one setting into your browser to 'mask' your IP address. Teenagers across the world are doing this every day to access popular websites at school. Well done, you're mediocre.
[QUOTE]Once I gain access to the subjects e-mail account, I may verify your reason for needing this password. Every e-mail you send out contains your IP address. Therefore, I can see what mails you have sent the subject by using this IP address regardless of what e-mail account you sent it from.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, because everyone accesses the internet from static IP addresses.
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then what does bruteforce work with? Can someone give me a link to some kind of website you have to sign up for that still is vunerable to Bruteforce. Thanks.
[QUOTE=Chriz]then what does bruteforce work with? Can someone give me a link to some kind of website you have to sign up for that still is vunerable to Bruteforce. Thanks.[/QUOTE]
Bruteforcing can be used on anything unless it only gives you so many login attempts, which is true for most sites. One thing vulnerable is ftp bruteforcing, even though you rarely get anything. I would forget bruteforcing all together.