My friend signs me out when we are chatting in MSN messenger. I don't know whether he is using any software and he is also not telling me how he is doing that... Is this possible in yahoo! messenger also? If yes, how can it be done?
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My friend signs me out when we are chatting in MSN messenger. I don't know whether he is using any software and he is also not telling me how he is doing that... Is this possible in yahoo! messenger also? If yes, how can it be done?
Is that actually absolutely correct, or does your system just crash/freeze? There is a difference.Quote:
My friend signs me out when we are chatting in MSN messenger
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Do you get the message "you have signed in on another computer"? If so he knows oyur user name and password and i signing into your account on another machine.
thanks for the reply...
Nihil, that sentence is correct. My system does not freeze or crash... I am just signed out... I must then sign in again...
Nokia, it does not show any message of that sort... It just signs out as we normally do by clicking on "signout"... Is there any tool to perform this task?
Is the same stuff possible in yahoo! messenger also?
If on the other hand your machine just crashes he is using a "booter program".
That would be typical of a useless, brain dead, luser of a skiddie...........sound like him?
Yes, all those P2P applications have versions of this sort of thing.
Otherwise, you may have much bigger problems, as Nokia has suggested. It would suggest that he may have your user name and password. Try changing your password.
He may also have a backdoor/keylogger on your machine, in which case you are owned.
:eek:
OK Seen your post. The software is possibly a bit more sophisticated than it was. Sounds like it is just dropping your connection. That would "look" as if you had logged out.
may be his friend is trying to arp poision him by redirecting his traffic to false gateway.
Y'what??
Howdy.
yes there are some tricks u can use... you can freeze its msn with msn freezer... or flood it with msn flood...
links :
http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=N8IVSA96
http://gregland76.free.fr/download.php?op=mydown&did=65
{I have not used these programs, so i do not know if they are virii or trojans etc etc. I do know that they work, as i've had a customer show me. }
And also as your title to the thread asks about Yahoo then i will also add this.
and it should diconnect anyone that you are having an active conversation with..Code:put this as your yahoo status
1$ID$5$FU$++14KILL9716364
cheers
front2back
thanks for your replies!
putting 1$ID$5$FU$++14KILL9716364 as my status message does not disconnect the person with whom i am conversing... I use yahoo! messenger 7.5 beta with voice... Is there any other tool available to do this?
?? You seem like a skiddie just looking for tools.....go away.Quote:
Originally posted here by naren006
thanks for your replies!
putting 1$ID$5$FU$++14KILL9716364 as my status message does not disconnect the person with whom i am conversing... I use yahoo! messenger 7.5 beta with voice... Is there any other tool available to do this?
"If you poke him in the eye, he'll come back and poke you in the eye, and then you'll come back and poke him in the eye, he'll come back and poke you in the eye, and the only thing that was accomplished was you both would be blind" (author unknown).Quote:
cheers
Hey, Relyt
I have generally found half a clip from a "Desert Eagle" to be most efficacious in these circumstances :ubergun:Quote:
"If you poke him in the eye, he'll come back and poke you in the eye, and then you'll come back and poke him in the eye, he'll come back and poke you in the eye, and the only thing that was accomplished was you both would be blind" (author unknown).
naren006 Yes, it is called Yahoo!................you just put them on ignore ;)
Yes Mox~ perhaps he could improve his 1337n355 by learning how to use Google first?Quote:
?? You seem like a skiddie just looking for tools.....go away.
And if you are serious by any chance naren006 get yourself Y!mlite, YaElite, Mychat and Jchat
They are one hell of a lot more difficult to boot than the regular applications.
;)