Hacking Hotmail

[gothweb]

Someone hacked a friend of mine's hotmail account. They got in, changed her password, her security question, deleter a MSN community she runs, the whole shebang.

Microsoft/MSN/Hotmail basically say they can't do anything. I want to get it back for her. Can anyone here help me hack a Hotmail account?

[Buff]

Originally posted by gothweb
Someone hacked a friend of mine's hotmail account. They got in, changed her password, her security question, deleter a MSN community she runs, the whole shebang.

Microsoft/MSN/Hotmail basically say they can't do anything. I want to get it back for her. Can anyone here help me hack a Hotmail account?

If you find out how to do it, let me know.

[Fabuleux]

ICQ 287249658

[pantymaniac]

Send spoofed e-mail from

[email protected]
And explain his ass in trouble
and ask gently he gives it back



if he / she is not lamer , its not possible to get it back

if he is newbie kid , you can send him spoofed mail
with form in it and you can ask he update his info blabla

and this form can send you all entered data to your mail

well its diffucult with my english but this is the trick

[m4tt]

Anyone remember TETRO?

[Buff]

Originally posted by gothweb
Someone hacked a friend of mine's hotmail account. They got in, changed her password, her security question, deleter a MSN community she runs, the whole shebang.

Microsoft/MSN/Hotmail basically say they can't do anything. I want to get it back for her. Can anyone here help me hack a Hotmail account?

If you find out how to do it, let me know.

[JamesK]

use subseven

[asuna]

how bout NOT using an easily guess password?

[Calvinguy]

I once got one of my ex-girlfriends Yahoo password by emailing her a email with a header like "Someone send you a yahoo greeting".

The emails contents was some fake html "session expired" stuff and then she entered her password it was posted to a url of mine and after that redirected to the greeting.... Worked fine.

[Pipecrew]

Originally posted by Calvinguy
I once got one of my ex-girlfriends Yahoo password by emailing her a email with a header like "Someone send you a yahoo greeting".

The emails contents was some fake html "session expired" stuff and then she entered her password it was posted to a url of mine and after that redirected to the greeting.... Worked fine.

thats a really good idea we use to do similar stuff in highschool by Copying Hotmail login pages and leaving them sitting on desktops. People would try to signup and would get some bogus message, but it was forwarding all the info to another account

[gothweb]

Damn, doesn't look like any luck. I thought I read somewhere that people werew doing this. Figured it would be a legit way to get someone's email account back.

By the way, it is really stupid that you can change your validation question on Passport in one day, without any extra security. It seems like there's no way to get an account back from MS once it is stolen or hacked.