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Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - ApexLead - Sep 1, 2019 Hello guys, Is there any kind of a method like steganography or anything else that can detect an OS by sending something to someone through Gmail (say he clicks it)? I know some kind of trackers but when it comes to Gmail you get the User Agent of Google's servers and not the actual PC.. Thanks in advance :) RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - Fhack - Sep 2, 2019 (Sep 1, 2019 11:10 PM)ApexLead Wrote: Hello guys, Only way is too put a link in your email and hope the guy who opened it will click on it. Google hide personal information like IP with a proxy and the user agent as you say. Then put this code in your PHP page : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18070154/get-operating-system-info RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - ApexLead - Sep 4, 2019 (Sep 2, 2019 09:01 AM)Fhack Wrote: Only way is too put a link in your email and hope the guy who opened it will click on it. Google hide personal information like IP with a proxy and the user agent as you say. Thank you. In fact that's the exact code I use, but when someone with a Gmail opens it I get his IP, but the user agent is equivalent to Google's crawlers. Is there a way to bypass it and see the target's OS? RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - Fhack - Sep 4, 2019 (Sep 4, 2019 03:12 AM)ApexLead Wrote: Thank you. The IP address is not the one owned by the guy who opened email, it's a Google proxy IP, scan it in an IP informations provider you will see ! I don't think you will find a way to bypass this, try with another email provider maybe with lESS security RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - RAC25 - Sep 5, 2019 You can use a mailtracking app like mailtrack . io -- I've been using it for a while it should show you the os and the date/time the email was opened. RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - ApexLead - Sep 16, 2019 (Sep 4, 2019 03:25 AM)Fhack Wrote: The IP address is not the one owned by the guy who opened email, it's a Google proxy IP, scan it in an IP informations provider you will see ! I don't think you will find a way to bypass this, try with another email provider maybe with lESS security So there is no tracker or way that can bypass Gmail's proxy? (Sep 5, 2019 04:34 PM)RAC25 Wrote: You can use a mailtracking app like mailtrack . io -- I've been using it for a while it should show you the os and the date/time the email was opened. Does it bypass Gmail's servers tho? RE: Detecting OS through mail - Gmail - RAC25 - Sep 16, 2019 (Sep 16, 2019 06:03 AM)ApexLead Wrote: So there is no tracker or way that can bypass Gmail's proxy? Yes, most of the times, test it for free and you'll know if it suites you. |