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[Tut]NEW Skype Jacking Method[Tut] - ๖ۣۜCriminal - May 13, 2017
Prerequisites
- a linkedin account
- patience
- knowledge of google dorking
So this new method requires you searching for Microsoft employee linkedin profiles look for ones that mention working in the skype department, once you found the person dm them on linkedin and get there @skype.net email. Once you get there @skype.net email, email them saying you're having trouble with your skype account and they will either escalate your request to a higher up or offer you a different set of validation options, the agent will have access to skype tools so they will be able to help you out easily if you have at least some info on file like the creation email and dob which is usually public on most profiles, once you provide that they should update the email on file to anything you want and you will profit of course.
* - Nick - May 13, 2017
This sounds easier said than done. And the success rate would be low I can imagine.
You're basically just DMing a Skype rep personally. Lol and this also is assuming that you have info. So I assume inactive skypes are out of the question.
* - ๖ۣۜCriminal - May 13, 2017
(May 13, 2017 08:41 PM)Nick Wrote: This sounds easier said than done. And the success rate would be low I can imagine.
You're basically just DMing a Skype rep personally. Lol and this also is assuming that you have info. So I assume inactive skypes are out of the question.
Pretty much this is also the only known way right now to use the old method as well with the 5 contacts because they got rid of verification over live chat and removed the email form, they merged it with live.com/ascr which is like the reset page for microsoft emails so nowadays the process is entirely automated and you do need at least one old password on the target to even get a reset link so it's a lot harder now, this method sidesteps all that.