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Hacking a programm that sends to a website - probluebox123 - Jun 30, 2018
Hello, I have a abandon 3d game engine that requires a user name and password or a web-code from a website in order to open the engine.The problem is that the website is gone and no longer exits. I'm posting because I want to use it, I got it a long time ago and miss using the engine, but cant get past the web-code or user name and password. I wanted to know how I can change that and just go straight to the engine. Please help me with this thank you :)
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - ItsJigSaw - Jun 30, 2018
It needs to verify is data inputed in program(username/password) in websites database. As database doesnt exist anymore i think u cant do much. Idk is it possible to modify packet that program sends to website in some way so that it sends the packet to some other website(for example some your website) and there u can make 'original' database. If this is possible still idk can u make that original database(as u dont know in which directory it was placed on original website)
U ll have to wait for some more experienced user to help u out if he can.
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - SploitEXE - Jun 30, 2018
Why dont you use something like Fidder to see where its going, then make your own database on your own machine the use the Hosts file to redirect all traffic going to the abandoned website to your computer and try to make some tables with anything like admin:admin but thats if you can work out where in the database the traffic is going? you might even have to use wireshark if its a direct sql connect rather than a HTTP API or something! But I would try to start with the hosts with wireshark or fiddler data!
EDIT: Also did you join "TODAY" just so you could ask this question? pepe questioning face
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - probluebox123 - Jun 30, 2018
Hi I think I can make the databases, how do you find out where the packets are. Would windows tell me some how like thought a firewall or something like that. I'm new to this so I don't really know how it works. Thank you ItsJigSaw
ok thanks going to try that now.
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - HangMansheart - Jun 30, 2018
(Jun 30, 2018 11:56 AM)probluebox123 Wrote: Hi I think I can make the databases, how do you find out where the packets are. Would windows tell me some how like thought a firewall or something like that. I'm new to this so I don't really know how it works. Thank you ItsJigSaw
ok thanks going to try that now.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3896601/how-to-use-fiddler-to-debug-traffic-from-any-app-eg-c-wpf-app
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - Cytax - Jun 30, 2018
(Jun 30, 2018 11:56 AM)probluebox123 Wrote: Hi I think I can make the databases, how do you find out where the packets are. Would windows tell me some how like thought a firewall or something like that. I'm new to this so I don't really know how it works. Thank you ItsJigSaw
ok thanks going to try that now.
Google Wireshark as he mentioned, great tool for scanning network traffic.
RE: Hacking a programm that sends to a website - probluebox123 - Jul 11, 2018
Hi so I;m not sure how this program works but this is what I get when loading program under statistics
Code
Request Count: 1
Bytes Sent: 401 (headers:401; body:0)
Bytes Received: 492 (headers:403; body:89)
ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
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ClientConnected: 06:57:51.949
ClientBeginRequest: 06:57:51.952
GotRequestHeaders: 06:57:51.952
ClientDoneRequest: 06:57:51.952
Determine Gateway: 0ms
DNS Lookup: 52ms
TCP/IP Connect: 45ms
HTTPS Handshake: 0ms
ServerConnected: 06:57:52.049
FiddlerBeginRequest: 06:57:52.049
ServerGotRequest: 06:57:52.049
ServerBeginResponse: 06:57:52.099
GotResponseHeaders: 06:57:52.099
ServerDoneResponse: 06:57:52.099
ClientBeginResponse: 06:57:52.099
ClientDoneResponse: 06:57:52.099
Overall Elapsed: 0:00:00.147
RESPONSE BYTES (by Content-Type)
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~headers~: 403
text/html: 89
ESTIMATED WORLDWIDE PERFORMANCE
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The following are VERY rough estimates of download times when hitting servers based in Seattle.
US West Coast (Modem - 6KB/sec)
RTT: 0.10s
Elapsed: 0.10s
Japan / Northern Europe (Modem)
RTT: 0.15s
Elapsed: 0.15s
China (Modem)
RTT: 0.45s
Elapsed: 0.45s
US West Coast (DSL - 30KB/sec)
RTT: 0.10s
Elapsed: 0.10s
Japan / Northern Europe (DSL)
RTT: 0.15s
Elapsed: 0.15s
China (DSL)
RTT: 0.45s
Elapsed: 0.45s
________________What dose this mean, and what did I do after this