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Hack/Reset Facebook Password - morpheusandneo - Aug 4, 2013 Hi friends This thread explains how to reset anyone's password. Things you'll need. 1.Firefox 21. 2.Fire-force add on. 3.Number dictionary. You can get 1 from here: http://depositfiles.com/files/62j0xabu7 Let's begin. 1. Type e-mail address of victim on facebook.com and click on Forgotten your Password. 2. Click on send a link to my e-mail address. 3. Now, facebook will ask you to enter the 6 digit security code. 4. Right click on box where you are suppose to enter the 6 digits and then go to Fireforce>Load Dictionary. 5. Open the saved dictionary. 6. Now type "invalid code,please try again", (without the quotes) in the text box that appears. Also select the radio-button "failure". 7. Click ok 8.If you are lucky enough, fire force will show you the 6 digits code. (After a very long time). 9. Now you can use this code to reset the password. I am a newbie. So if you experience any problems I may not be abloe to help, but it's good to talk to other experienced members, in the comments, ofcourse. * - #R00T~ - Aug 4, 2013 pretty basic tutorial, but it will probably help the noobs out. * - switchbackds - Aug 4, 2013 How long would it take to try all attempts? And doesn't Facebook block after a few attempts? * - lukaszpociot - Aug 4, 2013 Facebook block after a few attempts... * - hackercomienza - Aug 4, 2013 thanks man is good tutorials for begins user xd * - Slimy - Aug 4, 2013 There is a different and easier way ( in my opinion ) to do this. I'd do a tutorial but I'd get hate so :/ EDIT: You also haven't explained how to get there email address, never mind the @facebook.com one. I find this very low quality. I could do a tutorial, PM me if you want one. 🤝 * - Josh666 - Aug 4, 2013 (Aug 4, 2013 03:10 PM)Slimy The Snail Wrote: There is a different and easier way ( in my opinion ) to do this. Go onto the victims profile and you'll find it. * - Slimy - Aug 4, 2013 (Aug 4, 2013 03:49 PM)Josh666 Wrote: Go onto the victims profile and you'll find it. I don't think you understood what I wrote. I clearly explained that I know how to do this in a easier way. * - Andreavedy - Aug 4, 2013 Facebook blocks after a few attempts. How many chances you have? (Aug 4, 2013 03:10 PM)Slimy The Snail Wrote: There is a different and easier way ( in my opinion ) to do this. (Aug 4, 2013 03:49 PM)Josh666 Wrote: Go onto the victims profile and you'll find it. 99% of people on Facebook have hidden email (@facebook.com is useless). There are some tricks to get email address of someone. * - blagger69 - Aug 4, 2013 Open a yahoo account and then transfer all your Facebook contacts and then u will have most of there emails login!! - However this dont work for me as Firefox crashes. Could be im using Firefox22 * - morpheusandneo - Aug 5, 2013 Facebook does block after a few attempts but the code is valid for upto 6 hours + you can also use proxies the next time, and also change your explorer (Aug 4, 2013 11:09 AM)switchbackds Wrote: How long would it take to try all attempts? And doesn't Facebook block after a few attempts? Facebook does block after a few attempts but the code is valid for upto 6 hours + you can also use proxies the next time, and also change your explorer * - sonic208 - Aug 5, 2013 I doubt this will work... especially with firefox the simply most secure browser * - cotonete.arabe - Aug 19, 2013 Hum thanks for the tutorial morpheusandneo * - Simkecg - Aug 19, 2013 If this is easy as you said, everyone would use it and everyone could hack facebook.So no this wont work * - xarisis - Aug 19, 2013 Why not use hydra to do all the bruteforcing? Eitherway, let's face it bruteforcing any non-local server (even with a relatively small keyspace of 10^6 shown here) is doomed to fail. In average you'd need to check half of the passwords and that amount of connections (half a million here) will take a lot of time and resources. You'll need 250-300 connections per second and a ton of proxies. |