How to trace back phishers (vb.NET tools only) 10-10-2015, 07:53 PM
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Hi sinisterly,
I will be showing a quick tutorial how to get the e-mail and password from a possible phisher.
What do you need:
- A windows PC
- Bintext from McAfee (Download? Click here!)
What is Bintext?
Bintext is a tool that shows you a piece of the source code. It converts binary and hexadecimal values into strings. It's a sort of reverse engineering.
Step 1: Download the tool you want to exploit.
Step 2: Open up Bintext and press the button "Browse"
![[Image: pic001.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic001.png)
Step 3: Press "Go" and you will see that a lot of information will spawn in the listbox.
![[Image: pic002.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic002.png)
Step 4: In the right bottem of the program you can see a textbox, fill in "@Gmail.com" or "@Hotmail.com". Then press the find button. You will see that the e-mail and password will show. ( The password is always beneath the e-mail)
![[Image: pic003.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic003.png)
That was it. I have to say, it does not always work but most times it does.
I will be showing a quick tutorial how to get the e-mail and password from a possible phisher.
What do you need:
- A windows PC
- Bintext from McAfee (Download? Click here!)
What is Bintext?
Bintext is a tool that shows you a piece of the source code. It converts binary and hexadecimal values into strings. It's a sort of reverse engineering.
Step 1: Download the tool you want to exploit.
Step 2: Open up Bintext and press the button "Browse"
![[Image: pic001.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic001.png)
Step 3: Press "Go" and you will see that a lot of information will spawn in the listbox.
![[Image: pic002.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic002.png)
Step 4: In the right bottem of the program you can see a textbox, fill in "@Gmail.com" or "@Hotmail.com". Then press the find button. You will see that the e-mail and password will show. ( The password is always beneath the e-mail)
![[Image: pic003.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110371592/Ubers/pic003.png)
That was it. I have to say, it does not always work but most times it does.
(This post was last modified: 12-09-2016, 02:45 PM by Bish0pQ.)
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