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Re: Hotmail message view exploit
From: "Jome" <jome () emoj net>
Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 19:36:37 +0200
It also helps to know that from the message numbers, in you own hotmail inbox,you can see about what time is what message number been used. eg: MSG997936971.27 arrived on 16.08.2001. MSG996698372.27 arrived on 01.08.2001. MSG975960863.0 arrived on 04.12.2000.
The numbers after MSG and before the dot (i.e. 997936971, 996698372 and 975960863) is a UNIX timestamp which means, if I've understood this correctly, that you have to know exactly when a message has arrived. I dont't know about the number after the dot, but it may be the number of the message received at that exact second. Even if you have a scanner, wouldn't it be thousands of messages to scan even if you knew which minute a message has arrived? - Jome
Current thread:
- Hotmail message view exploit [Digital-Vortex] (Aug 18)
- Re: Hotmail message view exploit Jome (Aug 19)
- Re: Hotmail message view exploit Scott Gifford (Aug 19)
- Re: Hotmail message view exploit Jome (Aug 19)