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03-31-2011, 07:35 AM
Deceptive e-mailing
In my quest to hit more targets to inbox, I have been experimenting with using "signup" sites that send mail to people's servers. Most of these sites are white-listed and have "trust", they send signup details to the user's inbox or an activation URL. The sites I targeted in this experiment were the ones that sent signup details to inbox, because using the password field you can input your URL. Whiles you won't be able to decide the title of the email, it has a good inboxing rate and you can use your link in the "password" field, meaning they will have a clickable link. Your targets will be deceivingly confused and will click on your link. Here is a script that does this with depositfile.
PHP Code:
#!/usr/bin/php -q
Code:
To use proxies, uncomment the relevant lines in the script.
test.txt (chmod 777) => email list
prox.txt (chmod 777) => proxy list
token array => urls
In my quest to hit more targets to inbox, I have been experimenting with using "signup" sites that send mail to people's servers. Most of these sites are white-listed and have "trust", they send signup details to the user's inbox or an activation URL. The sites I targeted in this experiment were the ones that sent signup details to inbox, because using the password field you can input your URL. Whiles you won't be able to decide the title of the email, it has a good inboxing rate and you can use your link in the "password" field, meaning they will have a clickable link. Your targets will be deceivingly confused and will click on your link. Here is a script that does this with depositfile.
PHP Code:
#!/usr/bin/php -q
Code:
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To use proxies, uncomment the relevant lines in the script.
test.txt (chmod 777) => email list
prox.txt (chmod 777) => proxy list
token array => urls