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  Testers

  5 years ago

  I have seen many users on the web making the mistake of giving out their email address to potential spammers... just hoping to get a gmail invite.
  
  If anybody in a forum ever says... "email me for xxxxxxx"
  xxxxxxx might be for a crack, program, password, or even gmail invite; you should avoid emailing these people at all costs. One post like that in a forum can yield hundreds of active email addresses for spammers. Nobody who really wants to give away stuff requests email... because who would want their inbox filled in that manner.
  
  Gmail is cool... just don't get sucked in by the spammers.
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  Not Yet

  4 years ago

  How can I get access to GMAIL? I have submitted my emailID more than once on About GMAIL page, but I haven't get any response from GMAIL team. Can anyone post message here.
  
  TIA.
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  AlexTheBeast

  4 years ago

  You have to find somebody to send you an invite.
  
  Sadly, google has really slowed down the number of gmail invites that they are allowing people to have. I, for example, have been on gmail for several weeks now and google has yet given me invites to send out.
  
  I imagine google got tired of all the accounts being sold on e-bay... and the number of users who were getting multiple numbers of accounts.
  
  Good luck!
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  tez

  4 years ago

  Australian Hacking and Phreaking group
  NetworkPunk.com released their first beta copy of
  Gmail Hack. This
  software is capable of performing a brute force or dictionary hack against a
  Gmail account.
  
  
  
  Gmail Hack 0.9b
  
  
  <a href="http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/page/or/81http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/page/or/...>

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  AlexTheBeast

  4 years ago

  <ul id="quote"><h6>tez wrote:</h6>

  Australian Hacking and Phreaking group
  NetworkPunk.com released their first beta copy of
  Gmail Hack. This
  software is capable of performing a brute force or dictionary hack against a
  Gmail account.
  
  
  
  Gmail Hack 0.9b
  
  
  <a href="http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/page/or/81

  %3C/ul">http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/page/or/...>
  
  Woah. The forum didn't like all your html. I'll edit a bit. The gmail attack program is available here:
  
  http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/page/or/81
  
  That being said, any user/pass combo logon system on the web is sensitive to this sort of attack. Anybody can attack these systems using this technique--google is in no way unique to this type of attacks.
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  Anonymous

  4 years ago

  <ul id="quote"><h6>tez wrote:</h6>

  Australian Hacking and Phreaking group
  NetworkPunk.com released their first beta copy of
  Gmail Hack. This
  software is capable of performing a brute force or dictionary hack against a
  Gmail account.
  
  
  
  <a href="http://www.networkpunk.com/?q=taxonomy/yikuyuq=taxonomy/page/or/81

  </ul>
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  guest

  4 years ago

  That's cool, an Australian Phreaking group group.
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  Anonymous

  4 years ago

  hi ppls
  
  this site seems to be down. is it possible that any of that guy can pls send me that program. thnx a lot in advance. pls send it to devdas@gmx.at
  
  bye Dev
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