Usenet 4 f*r*e*e

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Originally Posted by paviluf

The password had changed :(

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new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

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Originally Posted by fewl

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

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Thanks, but since I'm on Linux I can't do that. I guess I should not use this anymore...

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Originally Posted by paviluf

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Originally Posted by fewl

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

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Thanks, but since I'm on Linux I can't do that. I guess I should not use this anymore...

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I'd like to thank fewl for suggesting that idea. Didn't know how to use it but eventually figured it out. To help some people, here's the new link:

http://newzfinders.com/NewsAccFree/L...PASSNZF=889056

Thanks !

Might work with wine? Worth the effort to at least give it a shot. It's still the most reliable free usenet.

That should probably work but I don't want to install wine on my system. I don't download that much and the free trial should be enough for me.

http://newzfinders.com/NewsAccFree/L...ASSNZF=1382976

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Originally Posted by fewl

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Originally Posted by paviluf

The password had changed :(

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new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

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Thanks for the tip. Never used wireshark before but figured it out with a little trial and error. I missed the part about filtering by http. That could have saved me a little trouble.

Wireshark is the best program of its kind, but for this sort of casual usage, it's like lighting a candle with a flamethrower. I'd recommend SmartSniff under Windows.

Even though i haven't programmed in ages, I ought to load up his program in a low-level debugger and find out how his program is getting the password. God his program is god awful, reminds me of a 90's website with all of the multi-color text and the blinking. Me thinks my assembler knowledge might be a little rusty but it'll come back to me. Maybe this weekend I might give it a spin...