How To Extract Saved Password From Internet Explorer Mozilla
Posted on 27 April 2012 | 4:37 pm
It is Quite Dangerous to save your password in Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox, Google Chrome, or even in Messengers.
Whenever you select “Remember my Password” option, then your Passwords are Automatically saved into your Computer, for further use.
The saved Passwords can be retrieved quite easily.
It is more dangerous when you are using public computers. In that case anyone can easily extract your password and misuse it.
Here is the Tip on how to Extract Saved Passwords:-
1) Internet Explorer
You can Download the Software IE PassView
IE PassView is a small utility that reveals the passwords stored by Internet Explorer browser. It supports all the version including Internet Explorer v4.0 v6.0, 7.0, Beta version 8.0.
2) Google Chrome
You can Download the Software Google Chrome Pass
ChromePass is a small password recovery tool that allows you to view the user names and passwords stored by Google Chrome Web browser. For each password entry, the following information is displayed: Origin URL, Action URL, User Name Field, Password Field, User Name, Password, and Created Time. You can also save them in Text and Xml Files.
3) Messengers like Yahoo, Gtalk and Msn
You can use the Download Messenger Key
Messenger Key is a freeware utility to recover passwords of your favorite messengers. Messenger Key recovers passwords for ICQ, MSN, Google Talk and Yahoo instant messengers. All Versions are Supported.
4) Mozilla FireFox
First way:-
You can Easily see the Password in Mozilla Firefox without using software,
Just Follow the following steps:-
I. Open Mozilla then Go to tools
II. Select options tab
III. Then Choose Security
IV. In the second box titled “passwords” you will see “SHOW PASSWORDS option there, just Click it.
V. Now You will see the user name and password.
Second way:-
You can also download the Software Password Fox
PasswordFox is a small password recovery tool that allows you to view the user names and passwords stored by Mozilla Firefox Web browser. For each password entry, the following information is displayed: Record Index, Web Site, User Name, Password, User Name Field, Password Field, and the Signons filename.
It is also quite Easy to Retrieve Save Passwords using Java Script. If you need the code for that i’ll give you.
SECURITY TIP: DONT SAVE YOUR PASSWORD IN YOUR COMPUTER BECAUSE IT CAN BE HACKED EASILY EVEN FROM REMOTE COMPUTER.
That’s It…
Cheers.!!!
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Linux Messenger MSN Live Yahoo Google Talk The Penguin Project
Posted on 30 March 2012 | 5:31 pm
www.amsn-project.net
It is the ideal program to be controlled to your contacts. AMSN mark a cross in the people who have deleted you, you can set custom alarms and alerts, recording connections, tells you who opens or closes conversation, you can make a log of conversations, it save all photos os your friends by date, integrates a powerful contact manager... It has almost all the features of Live Mesenger (WLM) and you can customize everything (with a full skin manager). Some of its functions are to send and receive webcam video, audio conversations, send audio clips, pictures with the webcam, offline messages, msn plus, send and receive files, personal message, show the music you're listening, group chats, to verify accounts of Hotmail and Live Mail, ink drawings, custom emoticons, animations, plugins and more.4.Kopete
http://kopete.kde.org
Messenger with the ability to manage accounts for AIM, Gadu-Gadu, GroupWise, ICQ, Jabber, Google Talk, MSN Windows Live Messenger, QQ, SMS, Testbed, WinPopud and Yahho Messenger.
Among its features are support for webcam videoconferences, highlighting messages, language translator, nudges, send screenshots, orders, commands, speaking with several people, avatars, advanced text formatting, spell check is complete, export contacts, profiles, shortcuts, notifications, filtering messages, the ability to encrypt conversations, custom statements, see emails, accessories, etc... Kopete gives you a lot of customization possibilities.
5. Mercury IM
www.mercury.im
www.kmess.org
IM program for MSN Live Messenger, it has all the basic functions and a friendly appearance.Its main features are text chats, send files, user image, custom emoticons, email, customizable contact list, zoom in the talks, nudges, video conversations, chat log, nick and personal message support, quick search for contacts, search interests, profiles and MSN window transfers.
7. Galaxium Messenger
http://galaxium.googlecode.com
It supports MSN Live Messenger, Jabber (Google Talk), IRC chat rooms, ICQ and more. It has several functions and an intuitive skin.
In terms of functionality, you can send files, create chat with several people, send nudges, format the text of the discussions, view images and you can configure how to show the contact list and chat windows.
8. Empathy
http://live.gnome.org/Empathy
Instant messaging client that uses the Tapioca libraries. Its functions include registration messages, chat, video calls (SIP and Jingle) and more...
It supports Jabber, Gtalk, MSN Live, IRC many others.
9. Instantbird
www.instantbird.com
Crossplatform client based in Pidgin. It supports AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Jabber / XMPP, Google Talk, IRC, ICQ, MSN Widows Live Messenger, Yahoo, QQ, and all others protocols supported by Pidgin.
It has the basic functions: contact list, chat, account manager, sounds, tabbed conversations, extensions, themes and plugins.
10. Spicebird
http://www.spicebird.com
Spicebird integrates into a single program an e-mail manager, a instant messaging, chats, calendar, contacts list, tasks and gadgets with several utilities.
It supports MSN Live Messenger (WLM - Windows Messenger), Jabber, Google Talk, AIM, ICQ, GroupWise, MySpace Messenger, QQ, Yahoo and Simple.
11. Trillian at Linux
www.ceruleanstudios.com
Instant Messenger for Windows you can install Linux on your computer with Wine, as you can do with many other programs.
Trillian supports MSN Live Messenger, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo! and IRC chat. Its features include file transfer, audio conversations, video, history chat, send SMS, get plugins, enail inbox, contacts information, sound and visual alerts (popups), tabbed conversations, emotisounds, notes, advanced settings...
· Sim IM: Messenger simple platform that works with the protocols AIM, ICQ, Jabber, LiveJournal, WLM Live Messenger, SMS and Yahho. Web: http://sim-im.org
· Elloquence Messenger: Instant Messenger similar to Emesene and Galaxium. Works with Windows Live Messenger (WLM). Web: https://launchpad.net/elloquence
· Coccinella: Jabber IM client that also supports other protocols such as Live Messenger, ICQ and AIM. Web: www.thecoccinella.org
· Meebone: Use Adobe Air to create an instant messenger on your Linux desktop. It is compatible with MSN Live Messenger, Google Talk, AIM and Yahoo. http://code.google.com/p/meebone
· Yoono: Firefox add-on that supports MSN Live Mesenger, Yahoo IM, ICQ and Google Talk. It also integrates with MySpace, Facebook, Twite, Flickr, etc ... www.yoono.com
· FilePhile: Messenger for Linux, Windows and Mac using their own protocol with high security encryption to protect your chats and file transfers of possible intruders. Its site: www.filephile.net (to install it use .jar format).
Web IM Clients
Web applications are available on the Internet and you can access them from your browser:
· MSN Web Messenger: Quick and simple access to your MSN Messenger account to chat with your contacts. http://webmessenger.msn.com
· Yahoo Web Messenger: Yahoo Messenger in your browser: http://webmessenger.yahoo.com
· Google talk: You can use Google Talk from www.google.com/talk or from http://mail.google.com
· Facebook IM: Social websites are very fashionable and some make up their own instant messenger in order to communicate with your contacts from. With Facebook IM you can chat with your friends or send private messages. www.facebook.com
· Meebo: Web Messenger to chat online using MSN Live, AIM, Yahoo and Google Talk. www.meebo.com
· Ebuddy: Woks with MSN Live Web Messenger (WLM), Yahoo, AIM, Gtalk, ICQ and Myspace IM. www.ebuddy.es
Note: If you do not know how to use one of these programs, see our guide to install applications in Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora...)