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Subject: Re: !@$%^#$ Brute force Author: Plebius [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 00:43:47 08/25/01 Sat In reply to: eob 's message, "Re: !@$%^#$ Brute force" on 00:08:34 08/25/01 Sat >well usually it a tape of site with a popup window to >put the user/pass... someimtes its adult sites but all >the websites with Adult passwords and stuff like that >dont worth a shit! >and still they dont have passwords to all the sites I haven't cracked that type of site (popup authentication) in a couple of years, but when I did, I used WWWHack. Download: download WWWHack here A lot of people like Goldeneye for password cracking. I've never used it, but you can get it here: download Goldeneye here Like I said, I used WWWHack very successfully until I got in a bit of trouble. I've only cracked one site since, and that was with WWWHack. Some sites will either block you or give fake valid passes if they detect certain invalid attempts coming from the same IP address. To remedy this, I used a program called Multiproxy with a huge list in conjunction with WWWHack, and set the proxies to rotate after three attempts. But I recommend you get familiar with the basics of either program first. Plebius [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: !@$%^#$ Brute force eob 03:19:34 08/25/01 Sat Re: !@$%^#$ Brute force -- Plebius, 03:34:52 08/25/01 Sat Re: !@$%^#$ Brute force -- eob, 08:25:28 08/25/01 Sat