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Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

When you run VB app within VB IDE, the app exports three functions - _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4, _VB_CALLBACK_REVOKE_@8 and _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4. So, if we find out that our app exports one of those functions, we know we're in VB IDE.

This code can enumerate all data in PS. PS is a place where Windows (2000/XP) stores sensitive data eg passwords. Yes, your Outlook Express and Internet Explorer Passwords are stored right in the PS. This's not a "hacking submission", I haven't found on Internet any VB code that can work with PS, so I hope this will be useful.

This VB app can work with LSA, it can save and read data from LSA. Furthermore, by reading special LSA keys you can get all Dial-Up Network accounts and passwords in plain text.

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

There are 2 undocumented memory functions in msvbvm60.dll - __vbaCopyBytes and __vbaCopyBytesZero. These functions can be used for copying bytes from one memory location to another memory location. btw CopyMemory does exactly the same ;-)

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

When you run VB app within VB IDE, the app exports three functions - _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4, _VB_CALLBACK_REVOKE_@8 and _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4. So, if we find out that our app exports one of those functions, we know we're in VB IDE.

This code can enumerate all data in PS. PS is a place where Windows (2000/XP) stores sensitive data eg passwords. Yes, your Outlook Express and Internet Explorer Passwords are stored right in the PS. This's not a "hacking submission", I haven't found on Internet any VB code that can work with PS, so I hope this will be useful.

This VB app can work with LSA, it can save and read data from LSA. Furthermore, by reading special LSA keys you can get all Dial-Up Network accounts and passwords in plain text.

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

There are 2 undocumented memory functions in msvbvm60.dll - __vbaCopyBytes and __vbaCopyBytesZero. These functions can be used for copying bytes from one memory location to another memory location. btw CopyMemory does exactly the same ;-)

When you run VB app within VB IDE, the app exports three functions - _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4, _VB_CALLBACK_REVOKE_@8 and _VB_CALLBACK_GETHWNDMAIN_@4. So, if we find out that our app exports one of those functions, we know we're in VB IDE.

This code can enumerate all data in PS. PS is a place where Windows (2000/XP) stores sensitive data eg passwords. Yes, your Outlook Express and Internet Explorer Passwords are stored right in the PS. This's not a "hacking submission", I haven't found on Internet any VB code that can work with PS, so I hope this will be useful.

This VB app can work with LSA, it can save and read data from LSA. Furthermore, by reading special LSA keys you can get all Dial-Up Network accounts and passwords in plain text.

Hi, I wrote a simple program which obtains user's password. Yes, his main password, no cached passwords. Your OS must be Windows98 (SE) because this version has a small "bug" which I exploit -> when user login, Windows save his password to memory...... Don't believe? Just have a look at this simple "hack".

There are 2 undocumented memory functions in msvbvm60.dll - __vbaCopyBytes and __vbaCopyBytesZero. These functions can be used for copying bytes from one memory location to another memory location. btw CopyMemory does exactly the same ;-)