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Hack msn with a small trick
I will show you a small trick inorder to hack someone MSN ID or else the whole computer. Amazing? right So we will need MSN messenger and its necessary that we are chatting with victim
using messenger.
So first of all send him/her a file whom you
want to hack. ( Note: File must be somehow big
so that it may take time during the sending
procedure. Time is the base of this hack.) Now MSN is designed to route the connection
through a microsoft server while you are
chatting. However, when a file is sent, a DCC
(direct connection) is created. This was
purposely done because otherwise microsoft
would waste a lot of bandwidth so a direct connection is made.Now, this is the actual
chance! ;)
Open up your command prompt (run “ cmd” in NT/XP or “ command” in 9X to get into prompt) and run netstat. usually the MSN targets IP
would be above port 2000. Enjoy. You have found the ip now So actually being a
hacker anyone can take control on that
computer. If u receive some crap
like gux1-43.primus.com as the target, do
a Reverse DNS lookup on it. However, this occurs very rarely, mostly u will receive a clear
IP Additional Information:
A. Reverse DNS lookup (also known as rDNS) is a
process to determine the hostname associated
with a given IP address. or viceversa
its command is nslookup at windows CMD.
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Hack msn with a small trick
I will show you a small trick inorder to hack someone MSN ID or else the whole computer. Amazing? right So we will need MSN messenger and its necessary that we are chatting with victim
using messenger.
So first of all send him/her a file whom you
want to hack. ( Note: File must be somehow big
so that it may take time during the sending
procedure. Time is the base of this hack.) Now MSN is designed to route the connection
through a microsoft server while you are
chatting. However, when a file is sent, a DCC
(direct connection) is created. This was
purposely done because otherwise microsoft
would waste a lot of bandwidth so a direct connection is made.Now, this is the actual
chance! ;)
Open up your command prompt (run “ cmd” in NT/XP or “ command” in 9X to get into prompt) and run netstat. usually the MSN targets IP
would be above port 2000. Enjoy. You have found the ip now So actually being a
hacker anyone can take control on that
computer. If u receive some crap
like gux1-43.primus.com as the target, do
a Reverse DNS lookup on it. However, this occurs very rarely, mostly u will receive a clear
IP Additional Information:
A. Reverse DNS lookup (also known as rDNS) is a
process to determine the hostname associated
with a given IP address. or viceversa
its command is nslookup at windows CMD.
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