IE Autocomplete

[Ramzi]

Hey, my friend forgot his password to a site and logs in because IE fills in his password for him. Well, is there a way he can find his password in plain text? I don't think those programs that remove asterisks will work because it's an HTML text box, not one within Windows. Any suggestions?

[{P²P}Apocalypse]

If it's a resticeted credit card site you can call them and chage it or email them for info. What version of Windows? If it's Win95-98SE. You have a few options. So please post the version you are running.

[Ramzi]

I run Windows 98 but my friend runs Win XP Pro. If you can, provide information on uncovering these passwords for both.

There is a forgot password option -- which he just found -- but I'm still curious how to see passwords saved in IE Autocomplete.

[the_g_nee]

Sounds suspect to me, you trying to access your friends stuph by any chance? Or am I just being paranoid? If he forgot the pass to a site, he can always ask the site to email him the password.



:)

[VictorKaum]

Originally posted by the_g_nee
Sounds suspect to me, you trying to access your friends stuph by any chance? Or am I just being paranoid? If he forgot the pass to a site, he can always ask the site to email him the password.
:)

I agree,
and btw I never trust those idiot autocomplete pop-up's.

[s0nIc]

hmm hint: read .pwl files.. or atleast find a program that can open .pwl files..

[Valentino]

Hey, i am new so bear with me ..
but is auto-complete on ms iew a problem that could be used against me by a malicious hacker ?
Valentino

[jehnx]

Valentino: Potentially, yes, but I don't know of any exploits right now that make it very easy to do.

Others: There is something called SnadBoy's Revelation that will uncover the *s, but it, for some reason, just won't work on the autocomplete things for IE.

[Valentino]

jehnx,
thank you for clarifying. i will then keep this lazy-a$$ solution switched on, so i need not to type out so much

Valentino