New Updater!!! Without COM/DLL - Working 100%

Hey i've just made a new passport updater

Its like a proxy to MSN Auth SSL servers.

Works on all passports, MSN, Hotmail, WebTV, Compaq etc.

Please download it from:

LINK REMOVED

Please note: You may need to change the variables to get this to work with your script

The default variables are:

%TICKET

%PROFILE

%SUBINFO

%COOKIE

I've found its really fast and its all done in sockets...

Now proxy's are not always safe, But i can guarantee that this is, its up to you.

And yes... the subinfo part works properly

EDIT : this link has been removed as we are not sure of the safety of the site. The code has been reviewed, and although it may work, servers can easily log users' emails and passwords. Anyone who has tried this would be recommended to change their passwords right away. Even if this is secure, we at TG do not want to take risks by telling people to use proxy servers that we do not personally know about.

alias -l Update.Proxy return jd.davison-enterprises.com

passport hack?

yes passport hack

because this link not exist /msnupdate.php?email

hack or not...its working

lol

stupid see this link LINK REMOVED

lmao no, jd.davison-enterprises.com/msnupdate.php is the proxy...

Like i said, its up to you.

I got better things todo than steal passports

The way it works

Your Script > Davison-Enterprises (Standard)

Davison-Enterprises > Login Server (SSL)

Login Server < Davison-Enterprises (SSL)

Davison-Enterprises < Your Script (Standard)

The only known current way to update a passport is to use SSL, However, mIRC does not support this at this time (6.17 SSL Support is broken, Will be fixed in next mIRC BugFix)

That leaves you with three options:

use nHTMLn (the very old way)

use COM objects/dll

use a HTTP proxy. (such as this)

btw... of course that failed dude...

to get the tickets it needs email and password

Notice the , inside the $+(), that is the same as $+

THe links in this topic have been removed as we are not sure of the safety of the site. The code has been reviewed, and although it may work, servers can easily log users' emails and passwords. Anyone who has tried this would be recommended to change their passwords right away. Even if this is secure, we at TG do not want to take risks by telling people to use proxy servers that we do not personally know about.

This topic will be closed because of the above. Sorry for any inconvience, we at TG staff cannot take such risks to expose our users to a system we not not fully aware of.