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Re: password changed on hotmail address


From: Ryan Corcoran <rcorcoran7 () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:02:42 -0700

Since it is a hotmail email account you will have to go though them. There
is no legal way to do it yourself.
On Jul 11, 2011 12:44 PM, "Bert Van Kets" <mailing () vankets com> wrote:
Hi guys,

a customer of mine, who runs a shop, just dismissed an employee. Just
before leaving, the employee changed the password of the hotmail e-mail
address used by the shop. The owner of the shop asked me to retrieve the
password or at least to make sure the e-mail address is rendered
inoperable.

The e-mail address contains the name of the shop and not a person's
name. It is clearly to be used by the shop. The request to recover the
password comes from the legal owner of the shop.

As I'm very new in the InfoSec world I'd like to get advise from the
experts (yeah, that you lot).
- Where can I get a template for a document I can have the customer sign
to allow me to hack the hotmail address?
- What is the best way to recover the hotmail e-mail password?
- Is there a way to render the e-mail address inoperable?
- Any other advise?

Thanks.

Bert
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