Hi!
Here is a quick tutorial on how to hijack account. NOTE THAT IT'S FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IILLEGAL
What this requires
Your android phone must be rooted/unlocked.
You must be on the same network as the person you want to hack into.
The person must be currently using Facebook on the computer
Note*: It won’t work if the person is using https security option in Facebook.
Step By Step tutorial
1. Once you have unlocked/rooted phone, you need to download the .apk file from here
Moderator edit: link removed as we do not do illegal stuff here
. It’s free for the first three accounts you get into.*Note*: If you want to get the unlocked version of the app then you'll have to pay to Unlock it, or you can google search for cracked version.
2. Once the app is downloaded, install it and then connect the Wi-Fi of your victim.
3. Open the app and press the start button on the top. If it ask you to allow permission for the app, do so.
4. It will now be monitoring activity. Anyone who uses Facebook/ YouTube/twitter/amazon on the network you are connected *to will show up on your phone. Simply click on them and you will be logged in into their account. Note : It might take 2-3 minutes to load up the screen. So have patience.
5. If nothing is showing up, try using stealth method in app. Some rooters prevent these kinds of hacks; stealth method will attempt to bypass this.
That's All! Enjoy!
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Thread closed ... We simply do not do this stuff here.
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The corporation that I work at has recently moved their security software for mobile devices, to MobileIron.
With the limited knowledge about the program, and the fact that I can't access their server (yet) so I can do some testing, I am trying to find a way around this so called "root detection" and what it does.
I was looking at installing CM7 on one of my phones and taking that in to try to test it and get some log files of the machine. However, I am just wondering has anyone had the blessing of having to deal with this pain in the ass application? I would really like to say "Ha!" to my co-worker who thinks that you won't be able to get around their detection method. But in general, I don't enjoy having to forward everything to my e-mail account, because office e-mail forwarding, generally sucks (doesn't forward half of my replies or sent items).
Would anyone be willing to help me out with this, once I get some decent information for this?
They're going to do that to me too. However I'm actually OK with browser-based OWA on my Galaxy, yes I know that's probably too awful to contemplate but it's probably what I'll resort to until somebody finds a way around. Somebody with a lot more chops than me.
Has anyone found out how the application detects root? I'm about to have to deal with this, and I'd really like to be able to keep root.
Wow thats crazy. Maybe ask chainsDD?
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My company is also moving to MobileIron...will see if I can get any insight into how it detects rooting...
Bump.. bump.. My company also moving to MobileIron..
See Below....
Run fully rooted Rom and mobileiron
Disclaimer: This is for testing purposes only. I do not condone breaking company policy, or breaking any laws. I am not responsible for you getting fired as a result of you making these modifications. You should always read and abide by company policies and any laws pertaining to such modifications. Use of this tutorial is at your own risk.risk.
Preface: I have tested this and its fully functional on my CDMA galaxy nexus and HP Touchpad both running CM9. I haven'tt tested this on any other device or ROM.
Requirements:
1. Rooted Android Phone running ICS based ROM
2. Titanium Backup (app installed)
3. Hide my Root (app installed)
4. Mobileiron (app installed but never run)
5. Touchdown (app installed but never run)
Instructions:
Edit: Make a nandroid backup 1st.
1. Open Hide my Root
2. Choose hide SU binary
3. Press home
4. Menu, settings, apps, all apps
5. Choose Superuser.apk
6. Choose disable
7. Now open mobileiron and configure the settings per your company's instruction.
8. Set up your email in the Touchdown application and let it sync everything.
9. Open Hide my Root and choose restore SU Binary
10. Go back to menu, settings, apps, superser.apk and choose enable.
11. Open Titanium Backup
12. Choose backup/restore from the top
13. Scroll to Mobileiron and tap it and choose freeze.
Now restore your nandroid backup before you get in trouble.
There is another way, as well, however, you have to de-compile the apk file.
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Bumping this thread in response to MI's latest app update which now detects the root. Hoping to get some more minds in on this, maybe use this thread to collaborate:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1611861&page=3
Hey everybody, I am posting this here cause I just built a new parental control, remote administration and practical joke app for Android called caesura. Caesura is a remote administration app that allows an Android phone to be controlled via SMS messages, in much the same was as one can post to Facebook via SMS.
By sending the !login command to the phone in question and then texting back the password, you can signal the phone to start listening for commands. These commands include panic (turn up the volume all the way and ring and flash lights to help find lost phone), status (find out how much battery life the phone has left and get other info), contacts (in case you forgot your phone at home, u can still access your address book), block (block all SMS messages from specified number, useful for parental control),.and many more.
Like I said, this is just a beta so I'm open to any suggestions
The app can be downloaded from this page on my website:
http://www.gundersoft.com/pages/downloads/caesura
As of yet this work is beta...it doesn't have decent instructions...these are forth coming. For now, the three commands you need to know are as follows: !login logs in to the remote phone. Help command (replace command with the name of a command you need help with) gives help related to command usage, and exit logs you out of the remote phone. Make sure you always use the exit command when finished! You cannot send any texts to the remote phone from the phone you used to control it while logged in.
for a list of the available commands, use the "login to another phone" button to control the phone instead of SMS. In this console there is a drop down menu containing all of the commands.
Finally, for the sake of research, every copy of this app "calls home" the first time it launches to register the version number so I can keep track of roughly how many of each version of caesura out in the wild lol.
Tell me what you think of all of this!
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Need to move this to the apps forum. This is the rom development forum. I will give this a try though, thanks for sharing.
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Oops, Sorry
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ur android market link is not working
https://market.android.com/developer?pub=Gundersoft+Studios
(first off sorry for my bad grammar)
Please read the whole post before answering!!
Do to recent events, and after many hours of searching without any useful result, I decided to try making a simple app which instantly deletes/wipes all the data (without any prompt or warning) on your phone (e.g. if your phone gets stolen or you get mugged and you had much sensitive data on it.), formats everything or even messes up the whole device (so the thief can't use it anymore).
But my question is, is something like this even possible?
1. Is it possible to initiate formatiing/wiping with the Android SDK or something else?
2. Is it possible to make an app which can't simply be deleted or still remains after flashing the device?
3.Is it possible to remotely "push" the app on your phone and execute it? (I'm thinking about installing it via the Google Play website and setting the trigger (?) for starting the app on every possible event to instantly delete everything??
4. I guess this needs at least Superuser-rights..?
5. Maybe "we" could start with just automatic and instant ext.-SD card fortmatting?
Another idea is to have two apps:
one which is installed and allowed by the superuser-thingy to execute the wipe
and another one which you can remotely download or "push" via web and doesn't need Superuser-rights, whichs triggers the first app to start wiping so the thief can't deny the superuser promt..
I think this would really help and would've helped me a lot because there are only a few apps like this but afaik they all need a SMS to be triggered but what if the thief takes out/swaps the SIM card?
In my opinion android would seriously need an app like this.
If ur device mfg is samsung Plz read about samsungdive ...i can remote lock .remote wipe .remote location of ur device ...... Search in google or xda samsungdive.com
Check ur setting >location and security .. Hare u find remote control
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yea I know samsungdive but as far as I know it doesn't remain after flashing and I think you can't install if you have a custom rom.
A answer to one of those questions would be really cool (secret bump)
Is there any way to find the "Sign UP" link coded in Gmail.apk ?
Can i paste that link into my Windows browser, and sign up like i do it from Android. ?
How to capture the web requests from gmail.apk?
Yes u r right. The link is coded in apk file but they use the source code to create the text box and other things.
Actually you may visit googles site and sign up on that.
You cannot do it like you are doing it on your android - based phoe .
HIT THANKS WHENEVER POSSIBLE OR IF I HELPED YOU...
ProgrammingExpert said:
Yes u r right. The link is coded in apk file but they use the source code to create the text box and other things.
Actually you may visit googles site and sign up on that.
You cannot do it like you are doing it on your android - based phoe .
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what tools do i have to use to get the coded link used for sign up ?
I don't think you can paste the link into a windows browser but similarly you can just sign up through the web on any browser. Correct me if I'm wrong but the only reason I can come up with in taking the code and transferring it to another platform is for malicious reasoning, as in trying to trick someone into giving information that they otherwise wouldn't
I'm not calling you a malicious person, rather just trying to understand why you would want to do this
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demkantor said:
I don't think you can paste the link into a windows browser but similarly you can just sign up through the web on any browser. Correct me if I'm wrong but the only reason I can come up with in taking the code and transferring it to another platform is for malicious reasoning, as in trying to trick someone into giving information that they otherwise wouldn't
I'm not calling you a malicious person, rather just trying to understand why you would want to do this
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no no, there is no malicious reason.. i try to find a way to create gmail accounts with out phone verification..so that is the only way
As far as I know you just go to gmail on any browser, go through all the steps but skip what info you don't want to give as in mobile # and current email.
If Google only allowed people to make gmail accounts if they had a mobile phone they would be missing out, so just skip this portion as it shouldn't be needed to create one
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demkantor said:
As far as I know you just go to gmail on any browser, go through all the steps but skip what info you don't want to give as in mobile # and current email.
If Google only allowed people to make gmail accounts if they had a mobile phone they would be missing out, so just skip this portion as it shouldn't be needed to create one
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i have a static ip and already created 5 accounts without phone verification.. from android it works to create many more
im newbie can you please tell me if the coded link for sign up can be found in gmail.apk ?
Hey all.
Within a couple of days I'm getting my new Galaxy S9+ (Exynos) phone.
I made a year break from Android and switched to Apple, and now I'm back.
Unfortunately, I know nothing about newest Galaxy phones.
Maybe anyone has suggestions what should I do (download) when I'll set-up my phone (I've watched all the reviews of "must have" etc., don't suggest me to do that)?
I used to root and unlock bootloader for each my android phone, but I won't do that to my Galaxy S9+ at least for 6 months.
Hence, many root apps not working: "AdAway", "Viper4Android" etc.,
Maybe anyone knows Ad Blocking app without rooting a phone?
Or just mention anything that newbie to Galaxy S9+ should know.
(If you're wondering why am I "spamming" with these "stupid" questions: And no, I didn't find any similar thread to this)
Thanks in advance!
I use to root and rom all my phones, but I don't think it is as necessary as before.
I also use to download all the tweaks, but I don't do that either.
Non-root to block adds try Blokada it is in the F-Droid store.
It is Free and it Works.
I also swear by ES File Explorer to view and move files on your app. Also to sync any cloud storage you have.
If you have a regular phone number and google voice number going to the same phone
Voice Choice 2.0 is a nice app that allows you to make calls with a specific number
i.e. family and close friends have you carrier number
work partners, resume, business line has your google number
when you make a call you don't have to select anything, based on your rules set up it will dial out using the appropriate number.
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qnc said:
I use to root and rom all my phones, but I don't think it is as necessary as before.
I also use to download all the tweaks, but I don't do that either.
Non-root to block adds try Blokada it is in the F-Droid store.
It is Free and it Works.
I also swear by ES File Explorer to view and move files on your app. Also to sync any cloud storage you have.
If you have a regular phone number and google voice number going to the same phone
Voice Choice 2.0 is a nice app that allows you to make calls with a specific number
i.e. family and close friends have you carrier number
work partners, resume, business line has your google number
when you make a call you don't have to select anything, based on your rules set up it will dial out using the appropriate number.
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Thanks! Maybe you know anything about removing / disabling Bloatware as well?
LaurynasVP said:
Thanks! Maybe you know anything about removing / disabling Bloatware as well?
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check out this thread at your own risk. It works I disabled Facebook (don't see why that would be on and unlocked phone fro Samsung, but i digress)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9-plus/how-to/s9-s9-bloatware-removal-thread-g960u-t3817810
Be careful with the commands and understand what is being done before you hit the enter/return key
Good thing about disabling is if you fubar the phone you can do a factory restore and start all over
I only disabled Facebook. will investigate the other software as i play with the phone. Only had it 2 weeks so far.
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qnc said:
check out this thread at your own risk. It works I disabled Facebook (don't see why that would be on and unlocked phone fro Samsung, but i digress)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9-plus/how-to/s9-s9-bloatware-removal-thread-g960u-t3817810
Be careful with the commands and understand what is being done before you hit the enter/return key
Good thing about disabling is if you fubar the phone you can do a factory restore and start all over
I only disabled Facebook. will investigate the other software as i play with the phone. Only had it 2 weeks so far.
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Thanks, I'll keep everything in mind