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RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #11
awesome tutorial bro-man. definitely will be using this to get started!

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RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #12
does this work with win7?


RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #13
(08-09-2014, 06:36 PM)mososo Wrote: does this work with win7?

It does & doesn't, it all depends. By default, no, but some people still opt-in to the 'Autoplay' feature.


RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #14
thank you for your reply autonomous ....but how do we deal with the issue of autorun getting detected by the Anti virus as soon as this INFECTED usb is inserted into the victim's system?


RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #15
(08-11-2014, 05:50 PM)mososo Wrote: thank you for your reply autonomous ....but how do we deal with the issue of autorun getting detected by the Anti virus as soon as this INFECTED usb is inserted into the victim's system?

These password recovery tools don't too often come up as being a virus/trojan since they aren't by definition viruses or trojans...

So fist I would suggest scanning each one with an online virus scanner and see if anyone them get picked up. As for the auto run that wont get picked up either.

If any of the programs get picked up you could use a binder or a crypter and scan again, or write your own program.

Also the usb stick isn't "INFECTED" it just has some exes on it..
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RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #16
I tested it here to begin, but the AV alarmed, and when i deactivated it, the files were copied to USB, but without the data on email and pass.
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RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #17
Seems like everyone always post outdated methods just to get a like and people spend alot of time trying the methods.....just sucks sometimes is all...


RE: Creating a USB Password Fetcher #18
(08-14-2015, 09:55 AM)twohigh Wrote: Seems like everyone always post outdated methods just to get a like and people spend alot of time trying the methods.....just sucks sometimes is all...

The original post is over a year old. The final post before yours is nearly a year old. Of course it's outdated.

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