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nikko1000 said:
some idiot at Palringo hacked my IM accounts.....all people who have been hacked, please contact me, so we can try to bring this company down!
195.97.243.239 is the ip address that i tracked down as the hacker, and the first company that shows up on this ip address is
IP address: 195.97.243.239
IP country: United Kingdom
IP Address state: Middlesbrough
IP Address city: Middlesbrough
IP latitude: 54.5728
IP longitude: -1.1628
ISP: Onyx Internet Ltd
Organization: Palringo
BEWARE ALL ANDROID USERS - NEVER EEEEVER USE PALRINGO
- if you got hacked - send my a pm at my youtube account - sleepyboyproduction
(i can't really put my email out.....its too dangerous atm)
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What makes you think it was someone at palringo that did it?
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TechnoHippie said:
What makes you think it was someone at palringo that did it?
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Let me make this more clear for you.... I recently downloaded the palringo app....that comes from palringo....I got a message from my server that says an ip address in the UK has been searching through my accounts. So I tracked them down, and it went straight to palringo. The application stole my account info
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Actually your explanation isn't very clear.
nikko1000 said:
I got a message from my server
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What server? How did you get this message?
nikko1000 said:
an ip address in the UK has been searching through my accounts.
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"searching through my accounts"? What does this mean? And what accounts: accounts of IMs that you have connected to your Palringo account?
nikko1000 said:
The application stole my account info
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What account?
Brut.all said:
@nikko1000
Actually your explanation isn't very clear.
What server? How did you get this message?
"searching through my accounts"? What does this mean? And what accounts: accounts of IMs that you have connected to your Palringo account?
What account?
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- ok maybe you don't get this...
1. I downloaded palringo on my android phone
2. I got a message saying that i can't log in on the app
3. I went online, and i got a message from my email, saying that there is suspicious activity on several accounts, coming from 1 ip address
4. I looked up the IP address, it went straight to palringo
5. I posted this up, and complained multiple times, and looked up other people having the same problem.
nikko1000 said:
- ok maybe you don't get this...
1. I downloaded palringo on my android phone
2. I got a message saying that i can't log in on the app
3. I went online, and i got a message from my email, saying that there is suspicious activity on several accounts, coming from 1 ip address
4. I looked up the IP address, it went straight to palringo
5. I posted this up, and complained multiple times, and looked up other people having the same problem.
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So what happens when you try to log into palringo via there desktop app?
You said you were able to check your email - so does this mean your IM accounts that palringo uses are still working?
You didn't answer most of my questions, but nevermind...
Why is it so weird and suspicious to you, that there were connections from Palringo IP, if this is exactly what Palringo should do?
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You didn't answer most of my questions, but nevermind...
Why is it so weird and suspicious to you, that there were connections from Palringo IP, if this is exactly what Palringo should do?
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you're still not getting this - they showed that they logged in with their ip address, and changed information on mine, without permission, obviously meaning that they logged in, with the info that was given to them
they showed obvious proof that they were trying to change my password, so i had to recover it through my cellphone
nikko1000 said:
they showed obvious proof that they were trying to change my password, so i had to recover it through my cellphone
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Please describe the "obvious proof".
unable to log into my account, with my password.....
nikko1000 said:
you're still not getting this - they showed that they logged in with their ip address, and changed information on mine, without permission, obviously meaning that they logged in, with the info that was given to them
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Yeah, but this is how Palringo works - it connects to services from Palringo servers. So if e.g. someone guessed your Palringo password, then he got access to all your connected accounts and all connections were from Palringo IP.
I mean: that may not be a guy from Palringo, but anyone who got access to your Palringo account.
this is not a random person, my password is practically un-guessable.... its a 20 letter code.... example : XAO352Fs3934HOe93kdj..... and who would have access to my account? i don't share my password, or my cellphone
nikko1000 said:
unable to log into my account, with my password.....
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1. WHICH Account? Do you mean just your palringo account, or all the IM accounts you are using with it?
Here is my guess of what's happened.
You installed Palringo on your Android device, started up and everything looks normal.
Now ONE (or maybe more?) or your IM accounts is indicating there was some weird activity.
You went to whatever IM account and noticed a bunch of connections from the palringo servers. (This is OK and actually not a problem - as that's how the palringo service works)
Thus - your handheld is probably logging you out and logging you in again over and over - which causes your IM service to think there is a problem when there is not. Either your 3G is going off or your wifi is going off - prolly when you put your phone in standby.
TechnoHippie said:
1. WHICH Account? Do you mean just your palringo account, or all the IM accounts you are using with it?
Here is my guess of what's happened.
You installed Palringo on your Android device, started up and everything looks normal.
Now ONE (or maybe more?) or your IM accounts is indicating there was some weird activity.
You went to whatever IM account and noticed a bunch of connections from the palringo servers. (This is OK and actually not a problem - as that's how the palringo service works)
Thus - your handheld is probably logging you out and logging you in again over and over - which causes your IM service to think there is a problem when there is not. Either your 3G is going off or your wifi is going off - prolly when you put your phone in standby.
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that is probably what happened.... but how do you explain the fact that my password was changed on facebook, and gmail?
nikko1000 said:
that is probably what happened.... but how do you explain the fact that my password was changed on facebook, and gmail?
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Good question. It *does* sound like you hacked somehow - but I seriously doubt that anyone at palringo had anything to do with it.
Either someone got your palringo username/password and then changed your passwords to gmail and facebook via that (if you even can) - or you were hacked some other way.
I would take a close look at your home computer (or any other machines you've used lately) and make sure you have no virus / trogans / mailware etc on those because odds are that's actually where the hack happened.
Have you had any luck recovering your facebook and gmail accounts? What a bummer I know how bad that sucks.
So, IP addresses usually point to ISP s... How did you track and identify this organization or individual?
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He bactrack it and now there's going to be serious consequences
.... Hope someone gets this :0
chibixzero said:
He bactrack it and now there's going to be serious consequences
.... Hope someone gets this :0
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he done goofed
I'm still waiting to see actual evidence.... Otherwise, as they say, pics or it didn't happen.
Hello everybody,
My brother opened his facebook account in the web browser of my HTC Sensation. He did not sign out and his account is still open.
Is there any way of learning his saved password from somewhere in the phone? Maybe from a cookie or registry? I searched a lot but could not find any method for this. I need your help.
Thanks.
Why cant you just go to settings and allow cookies
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I did not understand your solution. Can you explain?
What kind of person goes through extreme measures to try and figure out their brothers facebook password?
conqueror3 said:
Hello everybody,
My brother opened his facebook account in the web browser of my HTC Sensation. He did not sign out and his account is still open.
Is there any way of learning his saved password from somewhere in the phone? Maybe from a cookie or registry? I searched a lot but could not find any method for this. I need your help.
Thanks.
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Any cookies will have encryption on them, so no, you're not going to get your Brother's password.
You have 2 options.
Delete all cookies, therefore deleting your Brother's login to his Facebook account and returning his privacy.
Frape the crap out of him and teach him never to log in and tick "remember me" unless he's happy for everyone else to use the same account.
Personally, I'd go for number 1, but that's just because I'm not someone who takes pleasure in other people's discomfort.
today my explorer got stolen:crying::crying: and i had logged in from my xda account on the xda app as well as my fb account on the facebook and messenger app. I have changed the passwords but still I am worried if the thief can view my private stuff. I know i should not post it here but i have googled a lot and could not get an answer. If someone here could tell me anything helpful, i would be very grateful
xedi95 said:
today my explorer got stolen:crying::crying: and i had logged in from my xda account on the xda app as well as my fb account on the facebook and messenger app. I have changed the passwords but still I am worried if the thief can view my private stuff. I know i should not post it here but i have googled a lot and could not get an answer. If someone here could tell me anything helpful, i would be very grateful
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if u change ua passwords. no one can excess ua fone apps.. if they wanna access also it ll ask new changed password to login. n change ua gmail password too.. ull be safeside..
xedi95 said:
today my explorer got stolen:crying::crying: and i had logged in from my xda account on the xda app as well as my fb account on the facebook and messenger app. I have changed the passwords but still I am worried if the thief can view my private stuff. I know i should not post it here but i have googled a lot and could not get an answer. If someone here could tell me anything helpful, i would be very grateful
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See what you have done uptill now is totally fine. If the person was to use the internet to get your password . There's nothing more you can do about it apart from changing your password. I suggest you get one of the following apps from the playstore ( considering you have g-apps on your phone and you are logged into it ) ASAP : Wheres my Droid ? or Prey.
Lost my android.. or Lost droid
If he were to use the internet to access your accounts, then you can make him force download these and track your device. That may help you to track your phone.
You should also consider cancelling your SIM card ( or cancelling your phone service ) asap, or alternatively you can track your phone using your SIM card if you provider assists you with that . You can get all the details about your IMEI etc on your phone purchased box.
All the best in recovering your phone / stopping someone from misusing it ! :good:
I have changed the password of my gmail account so i dont think its possible to use wheres my droid or prey and thanx btw for your reply, relieved me from a lot of worries..
Gmail changed now it'd over phone gone
You could have installed plan B from play store on it
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yea.. a hasty mistake, should have asked u people before doing it.. gonna try tomorrow to get it back.. if all fails then i will get it blocked
Hello
I'm using LG Optimus Black 4.0.4 - stock rom, rooted.
I want to transfer my company email account from default email application to K-9 email app. But i dont remember the password. Is there any location that we can see the password? I've found wi-fi passwords as plain text. I hope I can read email password too.
dnzksr said:
Hello
I'm using LG Optimus Black 4.0.4 - stock rom, rooted.
I want to transfer my company email account from default email application to K-9 email app. But i dont remember the password. Is there any location that we can see the password? I've found wi-fi passwords as plain text. I hope I can read email password too.
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Why not reset the password (or click on 'Forgot Password')?
That way you can create a new password, and log in using that. :good:
dnzksr said:
Hello
I'm using LG Optimus Black 4.0.4 - stock rom, rooted.
I want to transfer my company email account from default email application to K-9 email app. But i dont remember the password. Is there any location that we can see the password? I've found wi-fi passwords as plain text. I hope I can read email password too.
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u can reset the pass.
this is like stealing!!!
immortalneo said:
Why not reset the password (or click on 'Forgot Password')?
That way you can create a new password, and log in using that. :good:
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what are you talking about? did you understand what i said? ı am using android email application. not web page.
I want to see my password on my phone. I have found that it is stored in a DB file. I need this file's location.
dnzksr said:
I want to transfer my company email account from default email application to K-9 email app. But i dont remember the password.
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dnzksr said:
what are you talking about? did you understand what i said? ı am using android email application. not web page.
I want to see my password on my phone. I have found that it is stored in a DB file. I need this file's location.
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Of course I understood you mate. You want to use K-9 email app to manage your company email account, right? But you don't remember it's password. So, the easiest way is to reset the password and set a new one. Then you can enter the new one in the K-9 app and login! Simple. :good:
dnzksr said:
what are you talking about? did you understand what i said? ı am using android email application. not web page.
I want to see my password on my phone. I have found that it is stored in a DB file. I need this file's location.
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XDA gets very suspicious when someone new signs up to the forum and their first question is about something that could easily be used to obtain hidden information that you shouldn't do.
How do we know that you are not trying to access someone else's email password without their permission?
If this is, truly, for your own work email then just ask the IT department to reset your password - but it is highly doubtful you have really forgotten your work password and sounds dodgy.
I had a similar problem as well. My email password could not be changed, there was no way to recover the password through the provider, and the workaround would have been to wait a few months for the account to be deleted and then reregister. Thankfully, I found the solution with a little googling.
Browse to /data/user/0/com.android.email/databases and copy EmailProvider.db to your computer. Other phones might have their database in a different location. Download and install Sqlite Database Browser from sourceforge.net if you haven't, and then skip down to the sqlitebrowser instructions here:
http://ubuntu42.blogspot.com/2011/11/android-recover-mail-password.html
Decrypt the password
On samsung phones, the passwords in /data/user/0/com.android.email/databases/EmailProvider.db are encrypted. You will need to use the 'samsung-password' decryption tool: lovasoa.github.io/samsung-email-password-decrypt/
SimonTS said:
XDA gets very suspicious when someone new signs up to the forum and their first question is about something that could easily be used to obtain hidden information that you shouldn't do.
How do we know that you are not trying to access someone else's email password without their permission?
If this is, truly, for your own work email then just ask the IT department to reset your password - but it is highly doubtful you have really forgotten your work password and sounds dodgy.
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O STF up do you know how many emails i have? No But i'll tell you 2 personal 3 for work a spam and 2 for shopping not everyone likes using one or two emails for 700 things. you know how hard it can be at times to remember passwords... tell me haven't forgotten a password and wish you could just recover it without having to fight to reset it. sometimes it's not as simple as yahoo where you don't even have to be the owner of the ****ing email to to reset it. Not only that but again he has it on his old phone trying to put it on his new phone or switch apps to something simpler... i'm with him i have about 4 phones with emails on them i don't even remember making... so NO actually he sounds like a legit worker that is tyring not to a piss off the I.T. guys by giving them more **** tastic jobs that we just loving doing. because it's not like we don't have More pressing matters to attended to like fixing your printer that people like to over cram so they have to refill it less often. or constantly keeping you in work by repairing your computers that crash on you well you are doing graphs and slide shows. we would love to stop all that to reset your password you should have put in a secure place to begin with.
Scornedlodas said:
O STF up...
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TLDR...
Did you really create an account just so you could respond abusively to my post from 4 1/2 years ago? Srsly?
immortalneo said:
Why not reset the password (or click on 'Forgot Password')?
That way you can create a new password, and log in using that. :good:
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maybe can you contact customer service?
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Hi
I just found an app for my school scheme (which set alarm, notifications about new classes and so).
But I'm curious if such an app can see my login details and what I do in it when I use i.
The rights it asks for is
Identity
Pictures/media/files
So what i'm asking, is what this app more specific can do. As it's some random dude who made it. The app itself is more than great, but I don't want that he have my login details to my school.
Thanks in advance
Login details to what?
sndsnd said:
Login details to what?
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If I login on the app to my school. Can the app send the data to the "guy" who made the programs with the listed permissions the app use?
So you're asking if some random school app is able to share your login details with the app developer, right? So, I'm asking again, login details to what?
I think that the application is made by some of the students, and every student have its username/pass to login to the school system and see schedules, exams, etc. I think that the developer can somehow collect usernames and passwords.
Oh, then it's dependent on the server and not the application itself. Passwords can be either stored in plain text or encrypted/salted/hashed. I wouldn't worry too much about the admin getting hands on my account on his own server. Bad things can happen if you use the same password for other stuff too - but you should never do it anyway.