Going off this thread. There needs to be a more clear collection of data on the current hacking epidemic. If you were a victim of this, I ask to answer the following question to get a more clear idea on what exactly is going on here.
This thread is not for discussion, but to collect data.
Here are the following questions, please use the template.
Note: If more then one was compromised from you, please answer for both.
How many of your accounts were compromised?
What was the main on the account?
Was your account info changed?
Was your email info changed and compromised?
Did you change your password recently?
If you changed your password, when did you?
Was a keylogger found on your computer?
When was your account created?
Did you share account information?
When were you hacked?
Where you DC hacked before your account was compromised?
Was your password at the time able to be reversed by hash reverse lookups?
For the last question, it's simple. Your password is encrypted on the database, and is not in English.
For example, if your password is "doodle", then on the database it will be "15142a31bd9a57c53bbb4db464b13607". Can't read it, can you? It's meant to be for security purposes. However, sometimes it can be cracked, and reverse back into English.
What you need to do is this:
Go to http://www.md5.net/ or http://www.joeswebtools.com/security/md5...generator/
Enter your password in English, and generate it into an MD5 Hash.
Take the MD5 Hash password of yours, and see if the following websites can return it into English:
http://md5.rednoize.com/
http://gdataonline.com/seekhash.php
http://hashcrack.com/index.php
Do not enter your English password into the last three websites, only enter the hash password!! Entering your English password WILL add it to their database for reverse lookups, this will screw up the entire process. Use the password of the account which you got hacked on.
This thread is not for discussion, but to collect data.
Here are the following questions, please use the template.
Note: If more then one was compromised from you, please answer for both.
How many of your accounts were compromised?
What was the main on the account?
Was your account info changed?
Was your email info changed and compromised?
Did you change your password recently?
If you changed your password, when did you?
Was a keylogger found on your computer?
When was your account created?
Did you share account information?
When were you hacked?
Where you DC hacked before your account was compromised?
Was your password at the time able to be reversed by hash reverse lookups?
For the last question, it's simple. Your password is encrypted on the database, and is not in English.
For example, if your password is "doodle", then on the database it will be "15142a31bd9a57c53bbb4db464b13607". Can't read it, can you? It's meant to be for security purposes. However, sometimes it can be cracked, and reverse back into English.
What you need to do is this:
Go to http://www.md5.net/ or http://www.joeswebtools.com/security/md5...generator/
Enter your password in English, and generate it into an MD5 Hash.
Take the MD5 Hash password of yours, and see if the following websites can return it into English:
http://md5.rednoize.com/
http://gdataonline.com/seekhash.php
http://hashcrack.com/index.php
Do not enter your English password into the last three websites, only enter the hash password!! Entering your English password WILL add it to their database for reverse lookups, this will screw up the entire process. Use the password of the account which you got hacked on.