It's basically one of those websites that has a text box asking for your email and then after that they send you emails about their products or services. Can someone point me to the right direction? please and thank you!🤩
Is there a way to steal emails from a newletter website?:blink: |
(Jun 27, 2013 04:03 AM)Sommmen Wrote: yes, hack their database. or rat the owner to get acces :) This, how should he just RAT.. The owner? Op i can find you all emails for the website, but not the password .
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(Jun 27, 2013 04:39 AM)Im gone brah Wrote: This, how should he just RAT.. The owner? Can you teach me how to do it? I need to do it myself in order to make sure i'm getting those emails and not some random set of emails someone sells to me claiming to have gotten it from their db. (No offence and i appreciate your help, it's just very crucial that i get those emails.) Thanks (Jul 1, 2013 06:47 PM)Spetnaz23 Wrote: Could you pm me the url? I could see if the site is vulnerable to a sql injection. If so i'll walk you though the steps on how to hack in to the database, therefore possibly optaining the email adresses, that is if they are stored the database. (They may or may not be) won't let me pm but as soon as i'm able to do it, i'll send it to you. But from what i see i couldn't find a page with .php and id= etc so i don't know if it's possible
These e-mails get automatically sent to a (most likely secured) database or server owned by the company collecting the emails.
So if you'd want to have access to those e-mails you'd need to do one of the following:
(Jul 8, 2013 02:17 AM)Grabs Wrote: These e-mails get automatically sent to a (most likely secured) database or server owned by the company collecting the emails. Appreciate your reply, WiQQeh! Can you give me a little bit more detail on what methods i should look into in order to hack their website? |
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