November 6, 2022 at 2:25 AM
Hi Folks,
I've been replying some threads with "thanks" "nice sharing" and so on, after that, some days later I received a warning by a moderator. Then, I replied to the moderator with the apologies and I said him that I'll try to contribute more and avoid this kind of scenarios like a "leecher" boy. Therefore, I want to be contributing with other tutorial about spam and sh1ts. Moreover, I want to apologize for my bad behaviour. Really sorry about that. Mainly, because I broke the rules in this forums.
So, let's go to this tutorial.
1. Tool (source code): This tool I re-coded using the same tool of my first tutorial (debugging and reverse engineering to the binary)
- Visual Studio 2019
- Windows 10 Pro
Solution (Source Code):
Tool:
2. Configurations in the solution
- It checks the host with open port 25 (Your could re-coded and add new features to the solution, new ports (for instance))
- I've created a txt file to save crackeds smtps.
- Password of the binary: alex (Please, check Program.cs)
3. How to use this sh1t:
- ips.txt: Ip addresses were scanned to detect the port 25 (open)
- logins-passwords.txt: login/password by default (You could improve with a nice dictionary)
- Cracking smtps
Smtps:
Gmail: Inbox (3)
Gmail: Spam (2)
You could check which smtps are inbox, spam or fail. It depends on you and some other scenarios (hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc.)
I hope this tutorial is useful for you.
Enjoy! 😎
I've been replying some threads with "thanks" "nice sharing" and so on, after that, some days later I received a warning by a moderator. Then, I replied to the moderator with the apologies and I said him that I'll try to contribute more and avoid this kind of scenarios like a "leecher" boy. Therefore, I want to be contributing with other tutorial about spam and sh1ts. Moreover, I want to apologize for my bad behaviour. Really sorry about that. Mainly, because I broke the rules in this forums.
So, let's go to this tutorial.
1. Tool (source code): This tool I re-coded using the same tool of my first tutorial (debugging and reverse engineering to the binary)
- Visual Studio 2019
- Windows 10 Pro
Solution (Source Code):
Tool:
2. Configurations in the solution
- It checks the host with open port 25 (Your could re-coded and add new features to the solution, new ports (for instance))
- I've created a txt file to save crackeds smtps.
- Password of the binary: alex (Please, check Program.cs)
3. How to use this sh1t:
- ips.txt: Ip addresses were scanned to detect the port 25 (open)
- logins-passwords.txt: login/password by default (You could improve with a nice dictionary)
- Cracking smtps
Smtps:
Gmail: Inbox (3)
Gmail: Spam (2)
You could check which smtps are inbox, spam or fail. It depends on you and some other scenarios (hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc.)
I hope this tutorial is useful for you.
Enjoy! 😎
\"And remember, no matter where you go, there you are.\" (Confucius) 😎












