Hotmail hacking, easy as falling off a log...
When i made a tutorial in simple porn site hacking.. some of my friends left these comments..
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Hi sonic, now when a guest to #antionline asks how to get past the porno passwords, instead of kicking them I will point them to your thread. Just wanted to thank you.
ThePreacher
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now all you need to do is post a tut on hacking yahoo / hotmail passwords :::laffin:::
~THEJRC~
Finally, I hope this post would stop dem kiddies from bugging us how to hack hotmail...
For all of u Hotmail kiddies! here it is!! now leave us alone!!!!
----Warning: The author does not encourage people to hack hotmail.. he just wants to get rid of them and tell them to stop bugging him...-----
A new technique for attacking MSN Hotmail users has been discovered, the latest in a cat-and-mouse game between Microsoft and Javascript security holes.
By adding Javascript to the "From" line of a message sent to a Hotmail user, an attacker can evade the filters Microsoft has put in place to protect the millions who rely on MSN's popular Web-based e-mail service, Newsbytes has confirmed.
Microsoft representatives said the company was investigating the new attack and declined further comment.
http://www.xatrix.org/modules.php?op...3&mode=&order=
Hotmail hacking, easy as falling off a log...
When i made a tutorial in simple porn site hacking.. some of my friends left these comments..
Quote:
Hi sonic, now when a guest to #antionline asks how to get past the porno passwords, instead of kicking them I will point them to your thread. Just wanted to thank you.
ThePreacher
Quote:
now all you need to do is post a tut on hacking yahoo / hotmail passwords :::laffin:::
~THEJRC~
Finally, I hope this post would stop dem kiddies from bugging us how to hack hotmail...
For all of u Hotmail kiddies! here it is!! now leave us alone!!!!
----Warning: The author does not encourage people to hack hotmail.. he just wants to get rid of them and tell them to stop bugging him...-----
A new technique for attacking MSN Hotmail users has been discovered, the latest in a cat-and-mouse game between Microsoft and Javascript security holes.
By adding Javascript to the "From" line of a message sent to a Hotmail user, an attacker can evade the filters Microsoft has put in place to protect the millions who rely on MSN's popular Web-based e-mail service, Newsbytes has confirmed.
Microsoft representatives said the company was investigating the new attack and declined further comment.
http://www.xatrix.org/modules.php?op...3&mode=&order=
