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7 total messages Started by AQUILA Sat, 20 Nov 1999 00:00
fregare hotmail
#45
Author: AQUILA
Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 00:00
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This info was donated by an ex-hotmail employee. OK, now that the legal
stuff is out of the way, on to the password retrieval. It is really quite
simple. As anyone who has lost their password before will know, Hotmail has
an automated password retrieval system that you must give a lot of details
about yourself in. Well, when you signed up for hotmail, if you read the
Terms of Service, you will have noticed that it says, "if your hotmail
account is idle for a substansial amount of time, hotmail have the right to
terminate your account". Well someone(wishes to remain un-named), an
ex-employee of hotmail, has given me the BOT address that the hotmail staff
use to retrieve the password so they can terminate the account. But it is
not as simple as other "hackers" have claimed. It is not a simple case of
entering the persons you are trying to hack hotmail login. There is a code
to place in the body of the message to activate the BOT which only employees
of hotmail have access to. Well, it used to be that way, but now I have it
too, and now, so do you. All you need is a hotmail account of your own. Ok,
enough theory, on to the steps to take :

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STEP 1
Click on compose message. When the page opens up address the e-mail to
requestpass@hotmail.com <mailto:requestpass@hotmail.com> In the subjuct
heading type :" for example
jhon71@hotmail.com <mailto:jhon71@hotmail.com>"
STEP 2
Now the complicated part. This is the code that will activate the bot. copy
and paste this HTML code into the body (the part where you type your actual
letter) of your message, don't forget to change the infomation in the code.
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HTML> BODY> APPLET CODEBASE="HTTP:\\lygf1\hotmail\prebeta1\applets"
Code="Activate_PW_BOT"> Param Name="YOUR PASSWORD HERE" Value="TARGETS LOGIN
HERE"> !--/body--> !--/html-->
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Now you are ready just push the send button. In a copple of days you get
your victims password. If not just try it again. Use this hackmethod before
hotmail finds out.


PRATICAMENTE DEVI MANDARE UNA MAIL A requestpass@hotmail.com
<mailto:requestpass@hotmail.com> inserendo
nell oggetto l'indirizzo di chi vuoi avere la password e nel testo devi
inserire la seguente riga riccordandoti di cambiare la scritta YOUR
PASSWORD HERE con la tua password di hotmail ed il TARGETS LOGIN HERE con
il tuo indirizzo di hotmail :


HTML> BODY> APPLET CODEBASE="HTTP:\\lygf1\hotmail\prebeta1\applets"
Code="Activate_PW_BOT"> Param Name="YOUR PASSWORD HERE" Value="TARGETS LOGIN
HERE"> !--/body--> !--/html-->



COSI FACENDO HOTMAIL CREDE CHE TU SIA L' AMMINISTRATORE DEL SISTEMA E TI
DA L'ACCESSO ALL'INFORMAZIONE

BUONA FORTUNA
Re: fregare hotmail
#46
Author: Kenny Hutchings
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 00:00
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AQUILA wrote:

<fake hotmail hack snipped>

Oh man, do people STILL try and pull this stuff?

Is there anyone in the world who still gets fooled by it?

K.
Microsoft IIS 4.0
#47
Author: Tiago Duarte Felix
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 00:00
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well i need a way to hack into a PC with ftp and http server installed
ftp has no files or directories in it...
thanks!
Re: fregare hotmail
#48
Author: bengel
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 00:00
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In hacktic.hack Kenny Hutchings <kenny_hutchings@email.com> wrote:
> Oh man, do people STILL try and pull this stuff?

> Is there anyone in the world who still gets fooled by it?

probably. there still are people fooled by bill gates ... so why not this
one :-)

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Re: fregare hotmail
#49
Author: Ben
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 00:00
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In article <383AB263.E6D5A1B4@email.com>, Kenny Hutchings
<kenny_hutchings@email.com> wrote:

>-AQUILA wrote:
>-
>-<fake hotmail hack snipped>
>-
>-Oh man, do people STILL try and pull this stuff?
>-
>-Is there anyone in the world who still gets fooled by it?

Actually, yes.

I put up a little page (http://hotmail.tux.nu), then some friends and I
set it as the default page on about half of the computers in a computer
lab. At current count, we have about 100 user/passes, and not a single
complaint.

>-K.

-- 
< Ben >( latebird@usa.net ){ http://www.netins.net/showcase/benssite/ }

"If I killed myself every time a woman dumped me, well - I guess I'd
still be dead.  Forget that." - Loki, alt.revenge  02/01/99
Re: fregare hotmail
#50
Author: Kenny Hutchings
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 00:00
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Ben wrote:

> In article <383AB263.E6D5A1B4@email.com>, Kenny Hutchings
> <kenny_hutchings@email.com> wrote:
>
> >-AQUILA wrote:
> >-
> >-<fake hotmail hack snipped>
> >-
> >-Oh man, do people STILL try and pull this stuff?
> >-
> >-Is there anyone in the world who still gets fooled by it?
>
> Actually, yes.
>
> I put up a little page (http://hotmail.tux.nu), then some friends and I
> set it as the default page on about half of the computers in a computer
> lab. At current count, we have about 100 user/passes, and not a single
> complaint.

Admittedly, though, that's about twenty times as clever as setting up
requestpass@hotmail.com or getpass@hotmail.com and then inventing crazier
and crazier stories as to how you should email your password to some idiot
who happens to have a unique imagination.

Anyway, so you've got everyone's hotmail passwords. Now what? Read their
mail? Great. How interesting.
Spam? Ooops, can't do that, your IP is embedded in the headers.

So what's the point?

K.
Re: fregare hotmail
#51
Author: Ben
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 00:00
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In article <383C1113.3EBBE448@email.com>, Kenny Hutchings
<kenny_hutchings@email.com> wrote:

>-Ben wrote:
>-
>-> In article <383AB263.E6D5A1B4@email.com>, Kenny Hutchings
>-> <kenny_hutchings@email.com> wrote:
>->
>-> >-AQUILA wrote:
>-> >-
>-> >-<fake hotmail hack snipped>
>-> >-
>-> >-Oh man, do people STILL try and pull this stuff?
>-> >-
>-> >-Is there anyone in the world who still gets fooled by it?
>->
>-> Actually, yes.
>->
>-> I put up a little page (http://hotmail.tux.nu), then some friends and I
>-> set it as the default page on about half of the computers in a computer
>-> lab. At current count, we have about 100 user/passes, and not a single
>-> complaint.
>-
>-Admittedly, though, that's about twenty times as clever as setting up
>-requestpass@hotmail.com or getpass@hotmail.com and then inventing crazier
>-and crazier stories as to how you should email your password to some idiot
>-who happens to have a unique imagination.
>-
>-Anyway, so you've got everyone's hotmail passwords. Now what? Read their
>-mail? Great. How interesting.
>-Spam? Ooops, can't do that, your IP is embedded in the headers.

Post them at the end of the school year, start raging flamewars, blackmail.

Mostly pointless, but it was more intended as an experiment than anything else.

>-So what's the point?
>-
>-K.

Ben      latebird@usa.net       http://www.netins.net/showcase/benssite/
-- 
"You think it's a conspiracy by the networks to put  bad shows on TV. 
But the shows are bad because that's what people want. It's not like 
Windows users don't have any power; I think they are happy with Windows,
and that's an incredibly depressing thought..." -- Steve Jobs
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