WoW Account Existance Checker (useful for password cracking)

[valiliv]

nice prog.

though i never understood how this brute password crap is worth the effort

- you get valid usernames, but cannot know if they are active
- then have to match to a password
- both the above require good lists

finally you might end up with some accounts, but no guarantee there is anything but a lvl 15 on them.... plus no email or secret password, so pretty much a 100% guarantee they will get it back, change password, and have the GM restore whatever might be missing.

[cohen101]

its a pretty good program

[XinuX]

Good job +rep

[bleaksoul123]

hey thanks man

[Oppochaos]

good job nice program

[cohen101]

your welcome, and thank you!

[furion234]

good job , +rep

[Fireblast]

thnx man..

[Apoc]

if (getInfo("accountName=" + str2, "http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/loginsupport/password.html").Contains("nswer"))

That's pretty much all this does? You do realize that all this will do is provide you with is the "Either that account name doesn't exist or the e-mail is incorrect." message upon returning getInfo, correct?

Pretty much, this program is useless as hell. (And you haven't encrypted jack shit btw.)

Here, I assume this is what you wanted your entire app to do;

private static readonly Regex _passRegex = new Regex(@"[^\w!""#\$,%]");
        private static readonly Regex _userRegex = new Regex(@"\W");

        public static bool ValidateAccount(string username, string password)
        {
            if (!ValidateUsername(username) || !ValidatePassword(password))
            {
                return false;
            }
            return username != password;
        }

        public static bool ValidatePassword(string password)
        {
            return password.Length >= 8 && password.Length <= 16 && !_passRegex.Match(password).Success;
        }

        public static bool ValidateUsername(string username)
        {
            return username.Length >= 3 && username.Length <= 16 && !_userRegex.Match(username).Success;
        }

Ripped out of STS 2.1. Enjoy. And next time, do something useful.

[vabatta]

You may upload in mediafire.com your text 10k name?

[ShadowSyth]

It didn't work for me.
I tried 9 accs that i know is workin and 1 that doens't work.
I just hit the button and nothin in the valid acc box.

[LuisMaia]

dont know how to work whit it man ... :S

[Miini2]

How do i get a text file for usernames? Do i have to creat one myself?

[alonoe]

Thanks you for the soft

[cohen101]

if (getInfo("accountName=" + str2, "http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/loginsupport/password.html").Contains("nswer"))

That's pretty much all this does? You do realize that all this will do is provide you with is the "Either that account name doesn't exist or the e-mail is incorrect." message upon returning getInfo, correct?

Pretty much, this program is useless as hell. (And you haven't encrypted jack shit btw.)

Here, I assume this is what you wanted your entire app to do;

private static readonly Regex _passRegex = new Regex(@"[^\w!""#\$,%]");
        private static readonly Regex _userRegex = new Regex(@"\W");

        public static bool ValidateAccount(string username, string password)
        {
            if (!ValidateUsername(username) || !ValidatePassword(password))
            {
                return false;
            }
            return username != password;
        }

        public static bool ValidatePassword(string password)
        {
            return password.Length >= 8 && password.Length <= 16 && !_passRegex.Match(password).Success;
        }

        public static bool ValidateUsername(string username)
        {
            return username.Length >= 3 && username.Length <= 16 && !_userRegex.Match(username).Success;
        }

Ripped out of STS 2.1. Enjoy. And next time, do something useful.

Not all of us are 200 pound losers without a gf.
Idc about people decompiling this