huh?

With a complicated series of exploits it's possible to get admin passhashes if HTML is enabled, and a brute force attack can make the MD5 hash into an actual string.

I've never done it, but I'm sure it's doable :)

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...he turns his html off! :nervous:

He or she is reading this thread. :) All he needs to do is look at his server logs, and wonder at the spike in traffic, and trace it back to this thread.

NanoEntity is cool... his distribution of hacks is irresponsible however :D

- miSt

I can't believe some you morons are actually talking about attempting to crack a site in a public forum [regardless of that sites content]

Bravo

ppffftt that link to site is illegal to distribute the hacks. I registered and found out that one unlicensed member request several hacks (different authors) from vbulletin.org and you complain about members here talk about "attempting to crack a site in a public forum" You gotta go and tell them that it is illegal to distribute the hacks to unlicensed members :rolleyes:

in case if anyone dont believe me.. check the attachment :P

Edit: They even have gforce2k2's comments hack, I heartwholely doubt that gforce2k2 allow them upload his hacks at anywhere beside vb.org...

Show me the post where "morons" are talking about cracking the site. No one even suggested it. Filburt1 pointed out that the forum had HTML turned on, which is a security risk. Most of us are responsible and experienced forum admins who would be very much against forum hacking. At least for myself, I am dead set against any form of forum hacking, which is highly illegal and morally wrong.

OK sure whatever - never try and kid a kidder -

I think I might sign up and provide him with some "code";):D

j/k

I would never do that...

1.) I dont know how;)
2.) I am too paranoid:p

Satan