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Friday, February 18, 2011

How to Setup your own Anonymous Email | Free Ethical Hacking


Anonymous email, often referred to as prank email (or fake email), allows the user to send an email without disclosing their identity. The system uses a simple input form on a web page. Information is entered filling out the elements of a real email. Sender's and recipient's email addresses, subject and message body are usually the minimum required fields. Clicking on the send or submit button activates a script formats the information and then sends out the bogus text with the system mail utility. The recipient opens a real looking email from the fake address and reads the prank content. Prank email's primary purpose involves playing practical jokes on acquaintances. Some services offer canned pranks like a payment notification from an online adult "novelty" store with an itemized order confirmation. Most pranksters like to write their own situation specific pranks. The service can also be used to anonymously pass information. Beware, Internet forensics mean that only casual end users will be fooled. This is not the method of choice for agents of international intrigue, smugglers, or mercenaries. Savvy users who check their mail headers won't be fooled by prank email. Those using prank email for illegal purposes will discover that the anonymous service will turn over their router and server logs rather than be liable. In other words, recreational use only.
Method #1
What you will need

1) Host with PHP and Sendmail support
(for example FREE hosting x10hosting.com was tested and works nice without ads,
byethost5.com works fine but adds to messages annoying ads).
...or find another

2) PHP script by NOmeR1 "Sender Anonym Email :: FLoodeR :: SpameR"
(script was taken from Antichat.ru)

PHP Code:
/*
(C) NOmeR1
*/
?>
Sender Anonym Email :: FLoodeR :: SpameR
//
error_reporting (0);
if(!set_time_limit(0)) {
$limit = false;
} else {
set_time_limit(0);
ignore_user_abort(1);
$limit = true;
}
$log = 'log.txt'; // Log file

ini_set('max_execution_time', '0');

?>
set_time_limit(0) = On');else
echo('Off (Working time is limited with the current settings of the server)');?>


$ip = getenv('REMOTE_ADDR');
if($_GET['mail'] == '1' || $_GET['mail'] == '2' || $_GET['mail'] == '3')
{

$_POST['to'] = stripslashes($_POST['to']);
$_POST['msg'] = stripslashes($_POST['msg']);
$_POST['from'] = stripslashes($_POST['from']);
$_POST['subject'] = stripslashes($_POST['subject']);

if($_POST['to'] && $_POST['msg'] && $_POST['from'] && $_POST['tipe'])
{
$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n";
$headers .= "Content-type: text/".$_POST['tipe']."; charset=windows-1251\r\n";
$headers .= "From: ".$_POST['from']."\n";
if($_GET['mail'] == '1')
{
mail($_POST['to'], $_POST['subject'], $_POST['msg'], $headers) or die('Cannot send the message');
}
elseif($_GET['mail'] == '2')
{
$_POST['to'] = explode("\n",$_POST['to']);
foreach($_POST['to'] as $poluchatels)
{
mail($poluchatels, $_POST['subject'], $_POST['msg'], $headers) or die('Cannot send the message');
}
}
elseif($_GET['mail'] == '3')
{
if(preg_match('/[0-9]+/',$_POST['kol']))
{
for($i=0;$i<$_POST['kol'];$i++)
{
mail($_POST['to'], $_POST['subject'], $_POST['msg'], $headers) or die('Cannot send the message');
sleep(1);
}
}
else
{
echo('Incorrect (or not entered) number of messages');
}
}
$f = fopen($log,'a');
fwrite($f,'Message sent &'.$_POST['msg'].'& with subject "'.$_POST['subject'].'" for "'.$_POST['to'].'" from IP - "'.$ip."\"\r\n");
fclose($f);
echo('
Message succesfully sent
');
}
else
{
?>

if($_GET['mail'] == '1' || $_GET['mail'] == '3')
{
echo("Receiver  
");
}
?>
Sender

Subject  

if($_GET['mail'] == '3')
{
echo("Amount of messages
");
}
?>


htm -> :: <- text

if($_GET['mail'] == '2')
{
echo("Receivers
");
}
?>

Message





}
} else {
?>

Send simple message

Spam

Flood

}
?>

Installation

It's very easy. Just save the script above as mail.php and copy it to the server (via FTP or cPanel's File Manager) into your public_html dir and begin to send mails. Type in your browser for example .x10.bz/



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