Hack your friend's Password?
By TheRealDawn
@dawnald (85146)
Shingle Springs, California
October 12, 2008 3:58pm CST
OK I saw a discussion on here a few weeks ago promoting a software that you could use to get somebody elses password to Yahoo, Hotmail and (I think) AOL. It said something about having fun and not to do it without your friend's permission. Now come on folks, if you have your friend's permission, they're just going to give you the password, right? So really, why would a person purchase this software? Be honest, folks!
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
16 Oct 08
I think I saw that too. But I think also that it is not a good program. If we use the software for s short time, that may be fun. But in the long run, we could be tempted to do more than what we should not be doing, with our friends and maybe with other's email account. Not a good idea, for me...
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@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
16 Oct 08
I'm sure it's not really something that was written with good intentions...
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
12 Oct 08
I think these programmes are just scams to make a few bucks out of you. People are curious to know about relatives or beloved ones, if they are being faithful or not.
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@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
13 Oct 08
I guess that's one way you could use it. I was thinking something more sinister. I mean, what if somebody got your hotmail password, and you kept stuff saved over there like your paypal password or something? I think it could be really dangerous!
@dorothyDauphinee (534)
• United States
12 Oct 08
if they realized what pain it can cause to do this (I was hacked 2 weeks ago and not only did the hackers make it impossible for me to get my e mail i cant even get on several sites and have lost my friends list and even pictures of my twin granddaughters who live far from me this simple act actually has made me physically ill
such stuff should not be for sale !
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@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
13 Oct 08
No kidding, I wonder how long that software will be available before somebody takes the site down!
