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"CRACKING" hotmail, yahoo, etc (web-based emails systems) don't do it!

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faction

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Apr 3, 2003, 8:30:28 AM4/3/03
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I would not advise useing the code in the first post, even know if
your trying to hack hotmail you diserve what it will do but since most
of you do not know, that will format your computer... as in all data
gone.

"doskey security.hotmail.com(hackhotmail(ACCOUNT TO HACK GOES
HERE))=format c:\"

That is basically saying, format c:\ - Or DELETE hard drive. rm -rf /
is also saying the same thing - but hey if u want to really "hack"
hotmail go to hotmail, email them and ask them for their history,
thats HACKING!

--faction--

Henry

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Apr 3, 2003, 10:54:13 AM4/3/03
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"faction" <facti...@att.net> wrote in message
news:49a884aa.03040...@posting.google.com...

Ya, it looked legitimate to the average user, and since I haven't used DOS
in years, it took me a couple of times over to realize what the guy was
trying to do. I first questioned doskey because this has nothing to do with
accessing the internet and then I was the format c:\ at the end. Anything
with the word "format" in it from someone you don't know, should not be
trusted. I guess mindless children must play. I just hope they didn't
screw someones computer who was just curious about if it really worked or
not.


Glitch

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Apr 3, 2003, 5:47:46 PM4/3/03
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"Henry" <junkmail7R...@rogers.com> wrote in message news:<FOYia.726$az1...@news01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>...


ARGG STEVEN!!! I POSTED IT TO FUCK OVER ANNOYING LAMERS!! DIDNT U
SEE WHO IT WAS POSTED BY?? WHY DO U ALWAYS HAVE TO SCREW OVER WHAT IM
TRYING TO DO?? I STILL BLAME YOU FOR MAKING ME BREAK THAT AIR
CONDITIONER AT FLASH CAMP!

-GLITCH

P.S. this is the same glitch you talk to on AIM(glitch003) and BTW ur
not a hacker, u cant even code C++.

laufinjackass

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Apr 17, 2003, 1:09:53 AM4/17/03
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this is really stupid.How could he do that to the beginners.I could
understand his attentiontions once i say his post.His attitude
sucks,What if someone does that and formats his harddisk.If u don't
know that u should keep ur mouth closed.You big mouth shnook.All u
beginners just verify what it has been posted and act according to
that.There are some jerks like him.

Gandalf Parker

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Apr 17, 2003, 8:49:48 AM4/17/03
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laufin...@hotmail.com (laufinjackass) wrote in
news:bdcc5ece.03041...@posting.google.com:

> If u don't
> know that u should keep ur mouth closed

While I dont agree with what he posted, I cant quite agree with your post
also. It seems to imply that its OK to ask such a question and OK to get a
real answer. Thats the danger of crossposting to so many groups. If you
dont read the groups FAQ then you dont know if you are asking a question
that they dont allow.


Gandalf Parker

-- Considering all hackers to be crackers is like considering all doctors
to be abortionists.

laufinjackass

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Apr 18, 2003, 7:58:09 AM4/18/03
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mr parker there is nosentence in the faq which says that u shouldn't
help someone to hack.

Gandalf Parker

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Apr 18, 2003, 10:12:47 AM4/18/03
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laufin...@hotmail.com (laufinjackass) wrote in
news:bdcc5ece.03041...@posting.google.com:

> mr parker there is nosentence in the faq which says that u shouldn't
> help someone to hack.

True. Its usually the definition of hack which comes into question. Not all
of the groups included are "black hat" so a question about illegal hacking
might be fair game for a non-informative response. Its usually better to
select your newsgroup, read the posts that are there, read their FAQ,
decide if its the group for you then move in. In general, crossposting can
be a bad thing no matter what subject and groups are involved IMHO.

Gandalf Parker
--
Why did the hacker cross the road? To get to the other side.
Why did the cracker cross the road? To get what was on the other side.
A minor difference but an important one.
- Gandalf Parker


Daemon

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Apr 18, 2003, 2:22:09 PM4/18/03
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On Friday 18 April 2003 13:58 laufinjackass wisely told alt.hacker:

> mr parker there is nosentence in the faq which says that u shouldn't
> help someone to hack.

-ponder- Okay... see the jargon file for a definition of /hack/ that
alt.hacker follows. Then see the definition of the requested material in
the same file. You will see that /cracking/ or /crack/ requests are
specifically mentioned in our FAQ.

But in theory you are right, hack questions are the reason these groups
exist and reading each group a while (lurking) and reading the FAQs linked
to the groups will help you to define the terms of what may or may not in a
group.

Fup set to alt.hacker to avoid cross-post madness -grin-

--
Daemon
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GPG: C757 3E55 BCE1 BF7D DCA9 C240 F947 354A 1BF9 9B9C

Tony

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Apr 28, 2003, 4:23:24 AM4/28/03
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I need information for have the password of hotmail account... thank

Tony

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Apr 28, 2003, 4:23:24 AM4/28/03
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Richard Edward

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Apr 28, 2003, 2:36:46 PM4/28/03
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On Mon, 28 Apr 2003, "Tony" <gymb...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I need information for have the password of hotmail account... thank

www.hotmail.com

Somewhere on the page is a link for signing up. Enter you information and
pick a password. It will be yours. Be sure to pick a good one, because
there's children out there who think trying to steal them is cool.

--

It was once thought that a million monkeys, banging on
a million typewriters, would eventually reproduce the
entire works of Shakespeare.

Thanks to the Internet, we now know this is untrue.

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