Hello

[Voddo]

but then howcome ive seen other posts about hacking peoples computers when they have their ip address
and then u say that u rather not discuss that kind of stuff

I dont ever recall that being the state of play, People have asked questions about internet security and gathering IPs for security reasons before - and its been responded to. But you've gone from asking about aquiring an IP address, to learning HTML/PHP, then to fake login pages. Why would you want to make a fake login page unless it was for aquiring a Uname & Password of someone which wasnt given with concent? is a violation of this sites AUP (Acceptable Use Policy).


besides even if you were to succeed in aquiring the requested IP address :
Routers thesedays tend to have integrated Firewalls(Firewalls block unauthorized access to your PC) It would be virtually impossible to access someones home PC unless like mike explained earlier:

unless they specifically tell it to forward incoming connections on that port to its local address.

Secondly, you might end up getting a proxy server and not the users real IP address. Proxy servers are used everywhere thesedays to mask peoples real IP addresses.

Additionally (without getting too *********.) Some users have Dynamically assigned IP addresses. This means if they break the connection to their ISP (restart the router for instance) a replacement IP address is assigned to them.

Sorry if this post seems heavy handed at the start but you've gone from asking people about legitimate security questions (which they've taken the time to answer) to more like a walk-through on hacking and Uname and password harvesting.

[Ezekiel]

I don't know if the admins agree with me for this forum, but the rules for my forum are that you can post about and discuss anything, as long as you don't post anything illegal (warez, passwords, etc). You can post a tutorial on illegal topics, but it should be hypothetical; you shouldn't incriminate yourself. Not much censorship other than to prevent getting shut down.

Again I'm not sure if those in charge agree, but I think topics like phishing are acceptable as long as the user doesn't go and post a whole list of passwords or ask us to help them break the law.

[ssope]

Hello to you.