Thread: Possible?

Originally Posted by GAMEchief

@Red:
The login_success number is a timestamp. And it very much looks like a timestamp at the end of the URL. I assume it's either when the account was registered or when one attempted to change the e-mail. But again, there's no way to generate this number, as timestamps work down the second. So, not only do you need to know what action of which it is the timestamp (registration, e-mail change, etc.), you need to know the exact second that action happened. So, that's a no-go.
And who knows about the other jumble of letters. It's obviously an encryption, but for all anyone knows, it's randomly generated.

I knew it was a timestamp, partly because the end part of the login code is a timestamp.

My guess is it is the activation code for the email change, but even with the activation code you need to put a new email into the account before activating.

If I am correct, and this code is the activation code for emails then there is no point... Nothing can be done with it.

EDIT : The code does seem to be randomly generated because if you change it, it still says the same thing. Not the error Invalid Url.

But the Activation code could be randomly generated as well, which would be fail.