| Subject: Re: runescape member hack |
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Date Posted: 14:04:24 07/06/06 Thu
>Ok, alot of people here want to learn how to hack into
>other players accounts. Whether it be because they
>want to get revenge, or they just want to steal from
>other people. I don't care. I'm just teaching you how
>to because ever since Runescape stole from me, I want
>to steal from them.
>
>Basically, all you need to do is send a simple email
>to the jagex recovery. They have quite a few, and yes,
>they'll sometimes use hotmail, yahoo, and other webs
>like that because due to the many many members they
>have, it's too much for a small group to use only one
>email on their main site. That's why they forward some
>emails that are sent to the main site to these small
>ones that use hotmail and yahoo. Because most people
>won't think of jagex using hotmail, it's quite safe
>for them. However, I have found out one of their
>hotmail adresses, and this is it:
>Jagex_pswrd_recovery@yahoo.com
>
>It's quite simple. All you need to send to them (and I
>may add that you will need the username of the person
>you are trying to hack) is this simple code that will
>confuse the database hardrives into thinking that you
>are a Jagex staff just simply checking up a member,
>because the forwarded emails are not sent manually,
>but based on which code it interprets.
>
>And because some staff use hotmail addresses, they
>won't get suspicious sending member information to a
>hotmail account. But because the staff at Jagex all
>have their own Runescape characters, their 'code' or
>'initiator code' would be their usernames and
>passwords. They then send along their own 'initiator
>code', along with the name of the other member they
>want to do a check up one. And because just simply
>going through the database to find out the other
>members password is not as simple..(they have ALOT of
>members), sending the email is much simplier and
>convienient. The information you will need to input
>is...: (make sure the title of your email is:
>RunescapeLog2)
>
>Access: 67&8g5$3h6@h%&dh#6G5h#@*&(j$h3$%
>
>--&58H$G376#$^@*)[ACCOUNT USERNAME
>HERE]DASH_#$HIDFAH&*$%&*JHKS
>
>---%^(KJK&#$*hfkjJFJ(23[ACCOUNT PASSWORD
>HERE]/*&5(*#$*&FDAKJkjf(*%#J-0ODF)%
>
>----%#&*FVJJ#$kkjsd78^ikj[OTHER MEMBERS USERNAME
>HERE]#$kj3278fs^$*(kjfdHJKL%^{_)
>
>(--*--4--6---}_____*57FH&$&(**jf&^<3&(.@#$*&jkfaJ%$*&(j
>k*(E-N-D-]}--
>
>You can fill in the correct information as follows in
>the [ ]. Because Jagex staff would usually enter in
>their own username and password, (and because we don't
>know the passwords of the Jagex staff) your own
>username and password should work fine. Just remember
>to insert them into the right order, first the
>username, then the password, then the person you are
>trying to hack, their username goes into the third
>code. I've tried it and it's worked countless numbers
>of times. Mostly for revenge. Just remember to copy
>and paste the entire code, insert the appropriate
>data, send the email to Jagex_pswrd_recovery@yahoo.com
>and voila! It shouldn't take more than a few days, or
>even a few hours. Enjoy the art of hacking!!!
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