sending fake emails?
hello, im new in this hackingworld i have to tell you that first. My question is that i want to be able to send fake emails from an existing hotmail account to another existing hotmail account. Ive got windows XP. I tried the tutorial on this website (with "telnet" etc etc) but that doesnt work. Does anyone know how to send fake emails from and to hotmail addresses? Is there any programme that works? please let me know:ninja:
Omer
If you have IIS, or another SMTP server on your PC, you can code your own VB or ASP or PHP script. In ASP and VB there is a component that do everything for you, it is very easy, in PHP, Perl and Ruby there are some libraries you can use also.
ASP: http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_send_email.asp
You can PM for more help.
I would normally command you to code your own and learn yourself but I'm in a good mood so just find a host that allows PHP - Upload this file as index.php then visit the site;)
<?php
$to="reciever@hotmail.com";
$subject="email subject is here lol";
$body="main body of the email, this can extend as long as you wish";
$header="From: sender@msn.com\n";
mail($to,$subject,$body,$header);
echo "Your email was sent to $to $header";
?>
Ok well I just found this thread, and have a question about the script.
@Flash - Could you explain to me how exactly that would work, becuase i am confused on it.
or if you just want to send one without learning anything….. www.senditfake.com
P.S obv didnt google lol, first thing i got was this :p
Ponguile wrote: Ok well I just found this thread, and have a question about the script.
@Flash - Could you explain to me how exactly that would work, becuase i am confused on it.
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<?php
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$to="reciever@hotmail.com";
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$subject="email subject is here lol";
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$body="main body of the email, this can extend as long as you wish";
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$header="From: sender@msn.com\n";
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mail($to,$subject,$body,$header);
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echo "Your email was sent to $to $header";
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?>
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Open php tag.
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Sets the variable $to to "reciever@hotmail.com" (which is spelt incorrectly here), or whatever you change it to.
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Sets the variable $subject to "email subject is here lol", or whatever you change it to.
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Ditto for $body
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And one last time for $header
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The mail function takes the arguments (recipient,subject,body,header), which you have already set to the variables $to, $subject, $body and $header. More information is here.
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Shows the text "Your email was sent to", then what the $to variable is and then what the $header variable is set to.
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Close php tag.
andrewshen123 wrote:
- The mail function takes the arguments (recipient,subject,body,header), which you have already set to the variables $to, $subject, $body and $header. More information is here.
yeah i had that in my post. different versions of the same page though…
also, since i, like Flash, was in a good mood, i wrote a script for sending email from a form, instead of changing the source every time. its a bit long, so i didnt post it here. you can find it at:
http://www.andrewshen123.net/pleasedonthackthissite.txt
like my highly creative domain name?
this script could probably be changed to take up just one page, but im too lazy to do that now. maybe tomorrow.
edit: linked it. this forum doesnt autolink for some reason
right ive updated mine. the source code is here: http://www.andrewshen123.net/pleasedonthackthissite.txt to make it all on one page.
2 things are planned:
- make a bomber
- make it look pretty :)
andrewshen123 wrote: [quote]Ponguile wrote: Ok well I just found this thread, and have a question about the script.
@Flash - Could you explain to me how exactly that would work, becuase i am confused on it.
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<?php
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$to="reciever@hotmail.com";
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$subject="email subject is here lol";
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$body="main body of the email, this can extend as long as you wish";
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$header="From: sender@msn.com\n";
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mail($to,$subject,$body,$header);
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echo "Your email was sent to $to $header";
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?>
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Open php tag.
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Sets the variable $to to "reciever@hotmail.com" (which is spelt incorrectly here), or whatever you change it to.
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Sets the variable $subject to "email subject is here lol", or whatever you change it to.
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Ditto for $body
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And one last time for $header
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The mail function takes the arguments (recipient,subject,body,header), which you have already set to the variables $to, $subject, $body and $header. More information is here.
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Shows the text "Your email was sent to", then what the $to variable is and then what the $header variable is set to.
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Close php tag.
..I know that by just looking at it..i meant how does it work, like, once i put taht into my website, do i need to enter the website for it to work? Or will it send it once i upload it?
@andrew - just use a while/for statement (or one that applies to PHP - I cant remember what command it is and Im too lazy to get my PHP books out)… set it to the number of times a user specifies the page and it goes on its way ^^
OMG everything everyone has posted on this thread is complete and utter bull shit does anyone even know what there talking about?
No offense you should have just told him to connect to an SMPT server via telnet not some lame php script that wont work. I couldnt be bothed to tell you how sorry its to long to type i jsut came ehre to try some challenges google sending fake mail with SMTP servers.
OMG everything everyone has posted on this thread is complete and utter bull shit does anyone even know what there talking about?
No offense you should have just told him to connect to an SMPT server via telnet not some lame php script that wont work. I couldnt be bothed to tell you how sorry its to long to type i jsut came ehre to try some challenges google sending fake mail with SMTP servers.