Yes, I think I will try that. I remember which disposable e-mail service I used, and the password was probably something like 123456 or asdf1234 :P
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Yes, I think I will try that. I remember which disposable e-mail service I used, and the password was probably something like 123456 or asdf1234 :P
It works just fine here with 3rd party client :)
Well, turns out I had the e-mail and pass on a text file, and so I was able to regain access :D
Indeed they had changed the NNTP password, which is separate from the login you do in Binload's client, so those who use that didn't notice anything. And doing that every day would be enough to heavily deter these accounts from being used on third-party clients, as zot commented some time ago.
Had the same issue, fixed in 5 seconds, just run Binload sandboxed, capture in Wireshark and there's the new PW.
Anon, you are indeed correct ... if they change this pw every day it will be as much as a hassle as just4today is right now.
But since it's entirely free you won't hear me complaining ;)
Using my program is even easier to get the password. You can do it in 2 seconds ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Disme
Though I appreciate your efforts to create this tool, you are killing the binload trick with it.
Sadly, that's true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
Disme, what did you use to run Binload sandboxed? I have Sandboxie, but it kept on giving a Java error every time I tried to open the client. I had to install and run it "for real"...
I also use Sandboxie, but it didn't give me any error at all. I'm on Win7 64b and never had problems with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
I'm using 3.54, maybe it's time to update.
I didn't run it sandboxed, should I expect my computer to crash and burn? :fear: