[Jack Daniels™]

Got a gmail account, but when i try logging in, it sends the user a text with a code due to me being from a different browser, is there any way around this?

[ArizonaIce]

Probably will need a sock5/proxy in the same city as the device

[FriendZone]

Probably will need a sock5/proxy in the same city as the device

No it’s not enough. He’s talking about 2 factors authentication. You get texted even using the same wifi but different devices

I would use a type of attack not allowed here HF, but it requires dns spoofing, and if you aren’t in the same lan you need the victim ratted

[F.B.I]

Too late to get into that account now but next time try and import their cookies into your browser and use IP near them.

[telmutraider]

They determine your browser based on headers your device sends that can be edited at anytime. It's easy to fake whatever browser or phone you want: https://deviceatlas.com/blog/how-to-chan...op-browser

The better companies will compute a hash value of your browser's screen area, which is based on harder to fake things like monitor size, random plugins and bookmarks, but could theoretically be faked.

I would just login from the same city and same general OS/Browser as the user. Even if the alert gets sent, they will of course think it is a false alarm as it does happen.

[prohacker2020]

Got a gmail account, but when i try logging in, it sends the user a text with a code due to me being from a different browser, is there any way around this?

you should change your MAC address and same ip to the target's ip and MAC address

[CarbonBasedHax]

Call them 'hi this is google account securtiy, we sent you a code (that u caused by trying to login)
via SMS/email can you please read it to us to verify your identity so we can change your password'