To crack a account from MSN Messenger it's simple (just 10 steps!). Before to crack, the target account must to be in your contact list and not must to be online, be sure of this. 1. First log off your MSN Messenger, and fill the log of 'Your Account' and 'Target Account' User, domain account too. Type your-user@xx.com, and with target account just typed user (not user@xx.com). 2. Press 'Check', and if you don't ge bad alerts, you can continue. 3. Then click on 'Step 1' button. The bottom frame must log in at MSN servers. 4. When the logger show the command '!Sorry, wrong password. Try again', click 'Step 2' button. 5. The logger must to write a command line showing '!Type a new password'. 6. Click 'Step 3' button, and your password will be typed. 7. A command line must to show '!Succesful new password changed'. 8. To finish, click 'Step 4'. The connection with MSN will be closed. 9. Now, log in with 'Target Account' user and your password in MSN Messenger. 10. Have fun man =).
Well, if you are a normal user of MSN and Hotmail. You will see that everything at MSN use Passport. The Passport is a open tecnology that works between IE and NT Servers. The crack use this open ports on IE, and get connection at terminal with IE. This connection at terminal, provided some practiced commands like PAS, USR, FRC, etc. This terminal commands are used with a JScript console from IE and return a actived session at MSN Services. With your register account of Passport you can log in. And then run commands and other fun stuffs. You, in a simple session, can't change a another user's passwords. But a command, FRC (force), can pretend a 'brute forced' order from a administrador or system. The FRC command works with the admin or sys account plus the target account, and it get you the power of change the target password. Then when you get changed the password, you must quickly get down the connection because if you are still connected, a logger can check your connection and your connection and account cold be closed.
MSN Messenger crack by Urville (urville@XxXxX.com) © LoD 2002