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Date Posted: 22:34:03 07/26/02 Fri
Author: DaRk NiGhT
Subject: Hacking The AOL Server

Hacking The AOL Server By DaRk NiGhT

Every website has a backup method to retrieving the passwords of it's users in case of emergency. I spent months trying to figure out exactly how to do it, and it finally paid off. First of all, you must have an AOL account, because thats how these are designed.

For the AOL server, you send an email to "passretrievbot@aol.com".

In the subject line, you MUST leave it blank, or else it simply will not work.

In the text of the message:
LINE 1: Type the username of the AOL member you want to hack WITHOUT the @aol.com.
LINE 2: Type your AOL username.
LINE 3: Type your AOL password.
LINE 4: Type "return_lost SSF 001.110.101.104.005"

Thats it. Make SURE you type in the last line exactly, or it won't contact the correct port setting of the server, and it will return some bogus information that is useless to you.
For example:

To: passretrievbot@aol.com
CC:
BCC:
Subject:
Text
usernameiwanttohack
myusername
mypassword
Return_lost SSF 001.110.101.104.005

It can take up to 30 minutes for it to return the password, but when it does, you're home free.

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