Comments on: Frequently Asked Questions http://blog.hackerforhire.org Burning Down People's Dreams Since That One Day ... Sat, 21 Jan 2012 07:19:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Wyatt http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-40112 Wyatt Thu, 03 Dec 2009 06:15:16 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-40112 @Nancy P The legality of "locating" the password could be debated similar to the legality of locating a lost key. If you find a lost key, or you know the combination to a lock; knowing that information isn't necessarily illegal. <strong>However</strong>, using that information with out the direct consent of the owner <strong>IS</strong> illegal. Example, if you see your neighbors key sitting on the porch and then use it to enter their house without their consent, it's still considered "breaking and entering" even though you had a key. Hope that clears it up for you. @Nancy P
The legality of “locating” the password could be debated similar to the legality of locating a lost key. If you find a lost key, or you know the combination to a lock; knowing that information isn’t necessarily illegal. However, using that information with out the direct consent of the owner IS illegal.

Example, if you see your neighbors key sitting on the porch and then use it to enter their house without their consent, it’s still considered “breaking and entering” even though you had a key. Hope that clears it up for you.

]]> By: BB http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-31471 BB Thu, 26 Mar 2009 12:54:30 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-31471 Hi Wyatt, I just came across the site recently and I had a quick question for you. I’m trying to recover the password for a compressed .rar (winrar) file and I’m not having any luck. I just can't get it to open again. I have no idea what the password was for the life of me. It's just a couple of WAV files (music) but they're important. Using traditional password recovery methods is just exhaustingly time consuming and if there is a better way, perhaps someone with your experience with these types of (relatively low-level) encryptions or utilizing better equipment, then I figure it makes more sense to have someone assist me. Is this something you're familiar with? Would you be able to help me? What should I do? Thanks for your time Hi Wyatt,

I just came across the site recently and I had a quick question for you. I’m trying to recover the password for a compressed .rar (winrar) file and I’m not having any luck. I just can’t get it to open again. I have no idea what the password was for the life of me. It’s just a couple of WAV files (music) but they’re important.

Using traditional password recovery methods is just exhaustingly time consuming and if there is a better way, perhaps someone with your experience with these types of (relatively low-level) encryptions or utilizing better equipment, then I figure it makes more sense to have someone assist me. Is this something you’re familiar with? Would you be able to help me? What should I do?

Thanks for your time

]]> By: Nancy http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-30661 Nancy Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:53:33 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-30661 Wyatt Thanks for your advice! Wyatt

Thanks for your advice!

]]> By: Wyatt http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-30660 Wyatt Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:16:25 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-30660 If you have the information, you need to take it to the police and have them issue a warrant for the ISPs records. ISPs will traditionally not deal with end users due to privacy concerns (and rightly so). So again, take your information to the police, tell them to get a warrant for the records, have them file the report and go get the bad guy. If you have the information, you need to take it to the police and have them issue a warrant for the ISPs records. ISPs will traditionally not deal with end users due to privacy concerns (and rightly so). So again, take your information to the police, tell them to get a warrant for the records, have them file the report and go get the bad guy.

]]> By: Nancy http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-30635 Nancy Thu, 26 Feb 2009 02:38:02 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-30635 My laptop had been stolen yesterday. After that, I got theft IP address & the exact time that he established the connection. I ran to the police (again), but I don't think they can help me at all, or if they can, it would be too late. I knew that I need to have the Log file in order to point out that info associated with that user account, but it seems really difficult to deal with those ISP. I tried to contact them all day, but I got nothing. I knew the location of that IP, using those tool available on internet, but still can figure out theft's home/Apt. So, is there anyway you can help me find out the actual address (Home/Apt#)of the theft by using IP address, and all information I have? My laptop had been stolen yesterday. After that, I got theft IP address & the exact time that he established the connection. I ran to the police (again), but I don’t think they can help me at all, or if they can, it would be too late.

I knew that I need to have the Log file in order to point out that info associated with that user account, but it seems really difficult to deal with those ISP. I tried to contact them all day, but I got nothing.

I knew the location of that IP, using those tool available on internet, but still can figure out theft’s home/Apt.

So, is there anyway you can help me find out the actual address (Home/Apt#)of the theft by using IP address, and all information I have?

]]> By: Wyatt http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-30256 Wyatt Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:38:53 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-30256 @Brian R Yes, there is a way. First thing you need to do is contact Sony with your Playstation Account information. You'll likely have to provide billing information and other various other information related to the police report. You'll need to ask them to provide you with the IP address of the time of the last login to their network. Using the IP address, there are a number of services you can use to find the Internet Service Provider (ISP) and <strong>have the police</strong> contact them. Trying to get the information on what address and ISP user account information will require a warrant, and that's why you need to have the police contact them for you or with you. Persistence is the key. @Brian R
Yes, there is a way. First thing you need to do is contact Sony with your Playstation Account information. You’ll likely have to provide billing information and other various other information related to the police report. You’ll need to ask them to provide you with the IP address of the time of the last login to their network. Using the IP address, there are a number of services you can use to find the Internet Service Provider (ISP) and have the police contact them. Trying to get the information on what address and ISP user account information will require a warrant, and that’s why you need to have the police contact them for you or with you. Persistence is the key.

]]> By: Brian R http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-30244 Brian R Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:19:05 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-30244 my sony PS3 was stolen from my house, and whoever has it now is usind my playstation account. i have proof of purchase, and i have the police report regarding the theft. can i retrieve a physical address through the account? any suggestions? my sony PS3 was stolen from my house, and whoever has it now is usind my playstation account. i have proof of purchase, and i have the police report regarding the theft. can i retrieve a physical address through the account? any suggestions?

]]> By: Seng http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-24970 Seng Sat, 26 Apr 2008 06:50:09 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-24970 As bitter as it might be, I guess I have to agree, the only ethical way is via legal action, unfortunatelly, in my case, I dont think it's possible, I did ask them politely, and they refuse, with reason that the content I have is free for public use. I think I might have to bite my own tongue, since I cant do anything about it. C'est la vie. Thanks for the response. As bitter as it might be, I guess I have to agree, the only ethical way is via legal action, unfortunatelly, in my case, I dont think it’s possible, I did ask them politely, and they refuse, with reason that the content I have is free for public use. I think I might have to bite my own tongue, since I cant do anything about it. C’est la vie. Thanks for the response.

]]> By: Wyatt http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-24932 Wyatt Tue, 22 Apr 2008 02:59:50 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-24932 The only ethical way to take them down is via legal action. If you feel they are violating your copyrights/etc, you have the right to pursue legal action however you see fit; however, the simplest way is to politely ask that they take down the material and let them know that they are violating copyrights/etc. The only ethical way to take them down is via legal action.

If you feel they are violating your copyrights/etc, you have the right to pursue legal action however you see fit; however, the simplest way is to politely ask that they take down the material and let them know that they are violating copyrights/etc.

]]> By: Seng http://blog.hackerforhire.org/frequently-asked-questions/#comment-24926 Seng Sun, 20 Apr 2008 23:40:56 +0000 http://blog.hackerforhire.org/?page_id=153#comment-24926 I own a website that had been copied by other sites, they refuse to delete our contents from their site. Is it an ethical way to try to take down their site, or delete their database, or should I just let it go? I own a website that had been copied by other sites, they refuse to delete our contents from their site. Is it an ethical way to try to take down their site, or delete their database, or should I just let it go?

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