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# 1
2005-08-21, 06:39
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North Carolina
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what can i do to see the password?
[This message has been edited by twe4k (edited 08-21-2005).]
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# 2
2005-08-21, 08:43
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Regular
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New South Wales, Australia.
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There is an abundance of programs able to do that.
Take your pick.
[This message has been edited by rifter (edited 08-21-2005).]
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# 3
2005-08-21, 17:21
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im not sure if there are any recent ones
there were tons for older versions
but they up'ed the encryption, but assuming there still are, the "THIS PASSWORD IS SAVED"
is really a saved encrpyted password that just needs to be decrypted
[This message has been edited by aldend123 (edited 08-21-2005).]
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# 4
2005-08-21, 21:58
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Quote:
quote:Originally posted by rifter:
[b]There is an abundance of programs able to do that.
Take your pick.
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Those programs don't work anymore because AIM doesn't show the password as asteriks anymore.
The easiest way to do this is to just change the email, wait 72 hours, and request the password. The hash is stored in your registry, but decrypting it is impossible, I believe.
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# 5
2005-08-22, 09:58
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Get the hash from the registry and put it into this program: http://tsourceweb.com/files/uaimpass.zip
It will convert it to MD5, which can be cracked either using a program like Cain and Abel, or a website like gdataonline.com
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# 6
2005-08-27, 23:41
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North Carolina
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I'm looking through the AIM program files and i see nothing that looks like anything you desribed, closest thing is the Xpcs Regestry. Anyone wanna give me a little push in the right direction?
[This message has been edited by twe4k (edited 08-28-2005).]
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# 7
2005-08-28, 08:11
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In your windows registry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\America Online\AOL Instant Messenger (TM)\CurrentVersion\Users\<screenname>\Login \Password1
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Their is a username with a saved password on my AIM client
