Know whether ur friend has logged in invisible mode or not i

by **jai** » Tue Mar 25, 2003 2:19 pm

vivek.....kya koi jawab hai tumhare paas????

by **vivek** » Tue Mar 25, 2003 2:41 pm

Mere pass utna time nahi hai boss... I have a pal who does this tinkering work. I am sure he can at least reset the password and damage the end user\'s account. But you see I am a good boy!

by **krishna chaitanya** » Wed Apr 09, 2003 12:39 am

Hey, anyone out with the some new n funky tips about using the Net and the services it provides, please feel free to post them...

by V » Wed Apr 09, 2003 10:06 am

40 replies to this post!! wow :-)

. Well, here\'s one way- walk into his house/office or into the cyber cafe in which he is surfing and ask him if he\'s logged into yahoo msngr.

by **berkut** » Wed Oct 01, 2003 7:35 am

I heard there is some software, which when you activate it on a user\'s computer, it will catch all the characters the user has typed and save them in a notepad.
 
 
So, when the user leaves the computer you can open that notepad and browse through to get the password. I honestly don\'t know what that software is called. I\'ll try to find out.

by **CDTSKB** » Wed Oct 01, 2003 9:04 pm

Ouch! Churka laga. This topic is getting hotter day by day. Hello guys \’n gals, hacking is not as easy as going to a pan shop and getting Calcutta or metha pan. Just by knowing the email IDs if it was possible, then the scene would have been much different. When I was new to the networking field, like you people out there hacking was a fantasy for me. Mein bechara hacking ke bojh ka mara! I started searching for the hacking tools. I found a lot of them - maximum of them work on guesses!

by **charanraj** » Thu Oct 02, 2003 11:49 pm

Hi Vivek,
 
 
This is Charan Raj from Loyola Academy. You seem to be a very interesting guy. Will you be my friend? Hope to see you soon.
 
 
charan_raz@yahoo.com

by **mayavi morpheus** » Fri Oct 03, 2003 1:19 am

Hacking into mail boxes if we know the ID is simple. There are softwares which do that, but it works only if the password is just some alphabets (no numbers). These are simple softwares which use probability to crack the password. It takes a minute to an hour to try all possible combinations of words to crack the password. It\'s no rocket science. But those were the early hacking softwares, circa 98 - 99. Things have changed a lot over the years, and it\'s lot more easy to crack passwords now.

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