[Th3PonyWizard]

Updated version:

1) You're paying 5$ for a site that prints out values from hidemyass and other proxy databases. 5$. Why.
2) Brute force.
3) Probably brute force.
4) Brute force.
5) Brute force.
6) Brute force.

All shit. All crap. Buy one and you're a complete tool.


First thread is brute force
Second thread is something awful. I have no idea what it is, but I trust my senses
Third is brute force
Forth is brute force
Fifth is brute force

(Interestingly enough both Facebook and Twitter have hostname-based protection. The fuck does knowing the password will get you? ABSOLUTELY NOWHERE. People knew one of my passwords, logged on my twitter only to find out they can't because of regional lock.)

Directory attack or not, we're still talking about attempting hundreds of thousands of passwords, possibly millions, to even have a chance at this. It's pure luck by all means, if your target used a real password then you can be sure that you're not getting that account.

[Incendiary.]

Good to see someone post the truth ;)
Probably the best way to 'hack' someones account it to infect them, crackers are almost pointless personally unless are using something other than brute forcing.

[w34k]

Lol, I feel sorry for people who waste their money on that shit.

"At Twitter, we have a system that issues a login challenge when a suspicious login is detected on Twitter. The user gets prompted with a simple question about their account to verify the attempt is legitimate before granting access. On April 30, we are going to begin implementing this same system across third parties in order to further prevent account compromise.

This change affects third parties that use xAuth (If you are using 3-legged OAuth or Fabric you will not be affected). Once we implement the change, when a suspicious login is detected from your site or app that uses xAuth to authenticate, the user will not be able to log in and will receive an email from Twitter with a temporary passcode, which they will need to enter in order to log in to continue using your service. API error code 329 is what you’ll see when a suspicious login is detected from one of your users."

Mostly all services require a security question to be answered if you sign in from an unknown location. Even if you did crack the account, you'd still be locked out.

[Mr. Robot]

Reppd for the hate.
That shit is gold right there.

[am0rph0us]

Lol how can it say "Hack -ANY- FB now" if it's bruteforce? Is it even possible to hack any social media account with a bruteforcer? It's 30 tries and you're locked out? And if someone has a password like "l@dasd4923z-.,130" how are you going to crack ANY FB account with a bruteforcer?

[Incendiary.]

cough*False advertising*cough

[rudeman]

Thanks for the thread

Also read https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4702098

[w34k]

Lol how can it say "Hack -ANY- FB now" if it's bruteforce? Is it even possible to hack any social media account with a bruteforcer? It's 30 tries and you're locked out? And if someone has a password like "l@dasd4923z-.,130" how are you going to crack ANY FB account with a bruteforcer?

Lol, go ask the people selling. 😕

[#Windows10]

thank you for enlightening us.

[Raz3r]

Not going to let this thread die.
🤝

[Mathew425]

I'm really glad someone posted this. Whether it's ebooks or programs, their only purpose is to make the seller some money.

[grady]

I'm just waiting for the hate to roll in.
Great that someone posted it.

[Levi]

the fact people are still selling bruteforcers in 2015 is mind boggling

[YouMakeMeHue]

The funny thing is, even if you did want to Bruteforce something (For whatever stupid fucking reason), there's plenty of open-source software out there.

I don't understand how there's an actual market for this crap.

[Frostyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

Good to see someone post the truth ;)
Probably the best way to 'hack' someones account it to infect them, crackers are almost pointless personally unless are using something other than brute forcing.

anybody with commen since know all this is nearly a scam. im gonna say it sorry but 99% of sales on HF are FALSE advertisement