[antigrav]

Hi, HF. I'm not sure if this has been posted before or not, but it takes like 5 seconds and is really cool. Sometimes the accounts don't work (note: I've tried a LOT of minecraft accounts that won't log in) but it's useful for other stuff like mediafire and such.

I really doubt anyone needs detailed instructions, but here they are anyways.

Step 1: Go to google.com.
Step 2: Copy/paste this into the search bar. (I recommend you save it in a text file in case this thread isn't here one day.)

Code

Program: Url/Host: http://yoursitehere.com Login: Password: Computer: Date: Ip:

Step 3: Pick a site and type it into where "yoursitehere" is.
Step 4: Try ALL the accounts! :D

That's it. I love you, HF. 🤝

[bassnathc]

Thanks I have been looking for something like this, will try it out.

[KernelMode]

This has been posted before except they said to use it in pastebin.

[1001403838326]

it just comes up with websites what is the hack?

[Devote]

I am just curious what I am looking at?

http://screensnapr.com/v/ax8zJU.png

I was suppose to switch the yoursitehere to a site I wanted the information for; correct?

Are these usernames/passwords from other users that have already been submitted?

... Are they all fresh?

[antigrav]

I am just curious what I am looking at?

http://screensnapr.com/v/ax8zJU.png

I was suppose to switch the yoursitehere to a site I wanted the information for; correct?

Are these usernames/passwords from other users that have already been submitted?

... Are they all fresh?

Basically it's iStealer (and possibly various other keylogger/stealer) logs. If you want to adjust the freshness of them you can go into the time settings of Google and adjust accordingly (in the last week, month, day, etc.).

[CrapSalad]

This doesn't work for every site does it?
How does one protect itself against this?

[klutch13]

thanks man. i really appreciate this finding.

[sinfulz0r]

Thank you mate! I will try this and get back to you.