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Besides downloading a program thats does it for you...
Does anyone know how to automate a telnet process-
Normally when i speak to the servers you have to hard return after certain entries into the command prompt. Ex:
Telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 25 (Connects to port 25)
Helo (Hard Return)
Send From:<user@domain.com> (Hard Return)
RCPT TO:<user@domain.com> (Hard Return)
DATA (Hard Return)
blah blah.... (Hard Return)
. (Hard Return)
Quit
Any s***estions?
Thanks
hi Syntax******,
please see if the following url is of any help
[url]http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/telnet.html[/url]
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Thanks for the URL. That is exactly what im looking for except i forgot to specify that i need it to run through a batch script or a VBS script. I will not be using my server for this project. A little social engineering and i had a sprint pcs tech tell me that he could not block email from being sent to my phone through their server. Hm... not a good thing to say ~ They screwed me over on a few phone bills and chared me *0 extra a month b.c they dont know how to block email! BS!
One more little question. Do you know where i can find info on creating my own headers for an email? False IP, False MAC, etc.
Thanks
~STX
hi,
here is a mac spoofer for windows. I have not tried it though and appears to be shareware, though you may possible download the trial version.
[url]http://www.klcconsulting.net/smac/#Download[/url]
Try a google search on 'fake mail' and it should throw some interesting results.
Try using Java Anon Proxy (JAP) or anonymizer.com to hide your ip.
Data.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DATA [/i]
[B]hi,
here is a mac spoofer for windows. I have not tried it though and appears to be shareware, though you may possible download the trial version.
[url]http://www.klcconsulting.net/smac/#Download[/url]
Try a google search on 'fake mail' and it should throw some interesting results.
Try using Java Anon Proxy (JAP) or anonymizer.com to hide your ip.
Data. [/B][/QUOTE]
be infirmed B4 you answer..
SMTP servers does not support MAC, useless to spoof your MAC for this purpose.
JAP is crap, anonymizer.com never supported port 25 or **0
Try to find hirosh's mailer ([url]www.hirosh.tk[/url]) [trojan detected] or doanload gostmail also [trojan detected].
The best IMHO remains SYMPA
please show me where is found SYMPA site. please
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Unregistered [/i]
[B]please show me where is found SYMPA site. please [/B][/QUOTE]
I agree with madison sympa is one of the best known. look here [url]http://fever.link.free.fr/sympa.html[/url]
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SyntaX****** [/i]
[B]Besides downloading a program thats does it for you...
Does anyone know how to automate a telnet process-
Telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 25 (Connects to port 25)
Helo (Hard Return)
Send From:<user@domain.com> (Hard Return)
.
.
.
Any s***estions?
Thanks [/B][/QUOTE]
*.Send From:<..> is wrong use instead MAIL FROM:<...>
2.Telent CANNOT be used within a bat file. "stdin" CANNOT be redirected in dynamic mode to bat files. you CANNOT use telnet.exe < my_command_file.txt
*.if you want to experiment with telnet, download one of these [url]http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html[/url]
Sorry i was just generalizing when i posted the syntax for the telnet. Thanks for the Putty by the way!! I wansnt sure if it was possible or not to .bat a telnet
One thing i did realised is that mail is being spammed if it does not include a subject so make sure to add a sub to the telnet.
EX:
Helo Kimosabi!
mail from: [email]syntax@syntaxmail.com[/email]
rcpt to: [email]rect@syntsxmail.com[/email]
Data
subject:-GOES HERE- (2 Hard Returns)
Message Body....
.(Period)
QUIT
More bad news... mail servers are now disallowing telnets on port 25! :-(
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SyntaX****** [/i]
[B]
More bad news... mail servers are now disallowing telnets on port 25! :-( [/B][/QUOTE]
I didn't notice any server rejection when using SYMPA, mostly in SYMPA disguised mode, as proxys are hard to find to use the anonnon mode.
Try this server:
mail.sprintpcs.com
Also this one acted funny the last time i tried:
mail2.hotmail.com
-What do ya think?-
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SyntaX****** [/i]
[B]Try this server:
mail.sprintpcs.com
Also this one acted funny the last time i tried:
mail2.hotmail.com
-What do ya think?- [/B][/QUOTE]
SYMPA does not require to enter manually the SMTP server, the appropriate server will be directly resolved as (MX) not (IP) based on the email address. Excatly like when using outlook or other email client.
By the way, hotmail.com MX resolves to
mx*.hotmail.com
mx2.hotmail.com
mx*.hotmail.com
mx4.hotmail.com
Also, sprintpcs.com MX reolves to pcsmail.sprintpcs.com so mail.
therefore mail2.hotmail.com & mail.sprintpcs.com cannot work.
I havnt been using that program, and when i did telnet into the two domains it worked yesterday, but today im having problems. If its working for you then send an email to [email]syntax******@hotmail.com[/email] from [email]**77**6487@sprintpcs.com[/email]
Header:
ID=*28*, QR=Query, Opcode=QUERY, RCODE=NO ERROR
Authoritative Answer=No, Truncation=No
Recursion Desired=Yes, Recursion Available=Yes
QDCOUNT=*, ANCOUNT=*, NSCOUNT=*, ARCOUNT=4
Question:
Name=sprintpcs.com, QTYPE=MX, QCLASS=*
Answer Section:
- Name=sprintpcs.com
Type=MX, Class=*, TTL=2*45 (** Minutes 5 Seconds), RDLENGTH=*2
Preference=*0, Mail Exchange=pcsmail.sprintpcs.com
------------------------------------------------------------------
Header:
ID=***2, QR=Response, Opcode=QUERY, RCODE=NO ERROR
Authoritative Answer=No, Truncation=No
Recursion Desired=Yes, Recursion Available=Yes
QDCOUNT=*, ANCOUNT=4, NSCOUNT=5, ARCOUNT=*8
Question:
Name=hotmail.com, QTYPE=MX, QCLASS=*
Answer Section:
- Name=hotmail.com
Type=MX, Class=*, TTL=20*4 (** Minutes *4 Seconds), RDLENGTH=8
Preference=5, Mail Exchange=mx4.hotmail.com
- Name=hotmail.com
Type=MX, Class=*, TTL=20*4 (** Minutes *4 Seconds), RDLENGTH=8
Preference=5, Mail Exchange=mx*.hotmail.com
- Name=hotmail.com
Type=MX, Class=*, TTL=20*4 (** Minutes *4 Seconds), RDLENGTH=8
Preference=5, Mail Exchange=mx2.hotmail.com
- Name=hotmail.com
Type=MX, Class=*, TTL=20*4 (** Minutes *4 Seconds), RDLENGTH=8
Preference=5, Mail Exchange=mx*.hotmail.com
Yes, you have definatly enlightened my thoughts about the entire process.
Which program were you using to send the two emails? SYMPA
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SyntaX****** [/i]
[B]Which program were you using to send the two emails? SYMPA [/B][/QUOTE]
As a matter of fact, I sent you 4 emails, and I used SYMPA [url]http://fever.link.free.fr/sympa.html[/url]
Hm... I only recieved two for some reason
You cannot use batch files in telnet, but you can create a batch file that speeds up the process of connecting to a SMTP server. I created a batch file and named it mail.bat:
@echo off
telnet %* 25
Thats it. I copied the batch file to my C:\Windows\system*2 folder and now when I want to connect to a server, I go to run, and type mail server.com, and it connects.
If you want a list of servers, here is one I made. [url]http://geocities.com/spamssite/smtpservers.txt[/url] There are 2**, and all of them work as of */**/05. I had 600ish, but a lot of them were broken or refused all connections on port 25. Hope this helps! Oh yeah, check out [url]www.wiredfire.tk,[/url] I am still working on it, but it should be up soon!
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by WiredFire.tk [/i]
[B]If you want a list of servers, here is one I made. [url]http://geocities.com/spamssite/smtpservers.txt[/url] There are 2**, and all of them work as of */**/05. [/B][/QUOTE]
This is ridiculous, why would you need to list SMTP servers, there are thousands of them out there.
All you need is a simple MX DNS resolver where you enter the email address to instantly get the "corresponding" Mail Exchanger server(S).
Not everyone who is new to Telnet knows how to scan for servers ABHIS, I was just trying to help them out. But you are right, there are thousands out there if you know how to scan for them.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by WiredFire.tk [/i]
[B]Not everyone who is new to Telnet knows how to scan for servers ABHIS, I was just trying to help them out. But you are right, there are thousands out there if you know how to scan for them. [/B][/QUOTE]
I didn't want to be rude, but I mean that there is ABSOLUTELY NO NEED for any scanning or any special knowledge or experience.
All what you need is to enter the email address in this very small program and the corresponding SMTP server(S) will be immediately shown.
I put server with an (S) cause for some emails there might be up to ten SMTP servers..
[url]http://rapidshare.de/files-en/4**284/**8/Resolver.zip[/url]
try it and see for yourself how simple and efficient it is.
You'll regret the time that you spent making all those useless lists of SMTP serevrs ;)