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Re: ICQ Pass Cracker.
From: BlueBoar () THIEVCO COM (Blue Boar)
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 21:02:36 -0800
WolF Knox wrote:
One day i was doing absolutely nothing on the net and i though, hell, why not make a password crack for ICQ since it's only 8 chars? something like, you put that long-lost-UIN-with-fake-email in a field and the program will try all the possibles combinations to discover the password, of course, 8 chars is relatively small....the program would need to have some kind of pause/resume system, like you try today, you need to disconnect, you pause, go offline, later you come back and try again resuming since the point you stopped.
Please elaborate. Is there a local ICQ password on the HD that can be poked at? Do you know what the allowed character set is? Or are you talking about bruting the ICQ servers? If it's the latter, 8 characters can take a long, long time across a network, and that's assuming there is no lockout feature. BB
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- Re: things to break.., (continued)
- Re: things to break.. Jordan Ritter (Jan 25)
- Re: things to break.. WHiTe VaMPiRe (Jan 24)
- Re: things to break.. Jordan Ritter (Jan 25)
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- Re: things to break.. John Galt (Jan 24)
- Re: things to break.. Matt Conover (Jan 25)
- Re: things to break.. Simple Nomad (Jan 25)
- Re: things to break.. Jordan Ritter (Jan 25)
- ICQ Pass Cracker. WolF Knox (Jan 26)
- Re: ICQ Pass Cracker. Blue Boar (Jan 26)
- Re: ICQ Pass Cracker. Usman (Jan 26)
- Re: ICQ Pass Cracker. Vladimir Dubrovin (Jan 27)
- Shadow kjkotas (Jan 24)
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- Re: Secure coding in C (was Re: Administrivia #4883) Warner Losh (Jan 21)
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- Re: Secure coding in C (was Re: Administrivia #4883) Brian Kifiak (Jan 16)
- Re: Administrivia #4883 Blue Boar (Jan 15)
- ICQ (Was Re: Administrivia #4883) Imran Ghory (Jan 16)