hmmm.... I´ve seen all kinds of different email hacking software just by searching on google.com for example.
Some of them are free , most of them are not... But none of them seem to work... or trather, I haven´t bother to download something that seem to be no good.
So to my question.... Have anyone ever used any of these programes...
Does it work? Or does anyone know a hacker who ain´t too bussy...

are you attempting to gain access to someone's web based e-mail account, or a home program, (outlook, thunderbird,...)

here are some tips anyway...

*If you see an "program" that claims to hack accounts, but you need to send them your e-mail address and password, it's bogus. (don't laugh, I had a friend who wasn't to savy and accidentally did this)
*The only way a program could gain access to an e-mail account (web based) would be though some sort of exploit that would most likely be fixed by the time you got your hands on the software.
*When you cannot gain what you need remotely, your best bet is to get physical access to the machine. You can set up key loggers, run a live-linux distro on CD, aquire windows password hashes,..whatever you need to get the job done.
*There is no magic program.

well, that was bad news...

But thanks anyway for the reply...

Are you willing to try out some PHP?


Ok, here's one that works quite well.

On net provider type e-mails, or "webmail" you'll need three things to successfully get the job done.

1) some PHP knowledge (or similar image-generating language).

2) A demo login page,

return PHP script to store the info.


Steps,

-Send spoofed email from provider, ie: FROM: parseX(yahoo!)...

-Include something about e-mails being blocked because of failed logins, be creative,

-Include an "unblock" link or something...

-direct to the faked login page, and redirect back to the webmail after login.


Here's where I think that the blu's should have included one more option,

an example of a "magic" program is one that grabs cookies from a site via a PHP
generated image, and store them to your server, where you can then
use that cookie to gain access to the webmail.

If required, you can spoof the parent domain by using the program,
just force the headers into a folder named something like "yahoo.com"
or play with enviroment variables.
(only when the cookie requires a certian domain for access ie: darkforum.com)

That DOES work sometimes, but I've had some trouble with yahoo in the past.
Option one works with most yahoo users.


Option # 3
Write a password guessing PHP prog using an external dictionary
(couple posted at nmap's insecure.org).

Target the auth script with the uname and pword variables used in the login form...

You'll need to re-send the info for every attempt, and it's a good idea to store the return info from the auth script into a DB or text file.
(so you can accurately tell when a successfull login has taken place.)


Good Luck

PS. hope I didn't sound rude, blu.

nah, you're good. Much more indepth than I was I'm not gonna BS, I'm much more of a hands on kind of person when it comes to getting information or something I need. But, I always try to help.