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bypassing 2fa for hotmail (and possibly gmail) - techscamhunter - Dec 3, 2025
I have been signed out of both of my main scambaiting accounts. Both have 2-factor authentication, but the gmail i no longer have the email/phone number for and the hotmail uses the mentioned gmail account for that one.
Is there a way i can get through or round the 2fa to access these accounts.
RE: bypassing 2fa for hotmail (and possibly gmail) - Binance - Dec 3, 2025
(Dec 3, 2025 08:55 AM)techscamhunter Wrote: I have been signed out of both of my main scambaiting accounts. Both have 2-factor authentication, but the gmail i no longer have the email/phone number for and the hotmail uses the mentioned gmail account for that one.
Is there a way i can get through or round the 2fa to access these accounts.
No lol.
Contact support and prove your identity. If it were this easy, especially with the introduction of passkeys, it wouldnt be public knowledge either.
Good luck.
RE: bypassing 2fa for hotmail (and possibly gmail) - MadScientist - Dec 3, 2025
best of luck i'm curious to follow this actually as I have a similar situation with a couple platforms
RE: bypassing 2fa for hotmail (and possibly gmail) - Terry A. Davis - Dec 3, 2025
(Dec 3, 2025 11:44 AM)Binance Wrote: No lol.
Contact support and prove your identity.
That's the answer.
Pretty sure even if you have Cookies from an active session any IP change will invalidate them, not to mention the session sort has likely expired.
2FA itself has been made in a way that makes it almost impossible to bypass, because like I said, I am pretty sure cookies from an active session still won't work for it since the server-side would hopefully do some validation on them like same IP for token and such and so forth.
That's the only hope I'd have in my mind on it working.