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Ok im thinking of like some activation hack
Unable to Complete Request | Gaia Online
thats the link to an deactivated account which got activated. anywho back to what im talking about..
Green = Profile IDCode:http://www.gaiaonline.com/account/activate/6098426/8hne2dwkeis8.1260495741
Red = Login Code In URL That Tracks YOu I Guess.
Blue = i have no clue.
But if someone can exploit that we can virtually get any account we want. is it possible?
you mean unban banned accounts?
probably no, gaia isn't that dumb, u've known that for years :)
Isn't this for just registering? There is no generator for the blue and red text, thus no way to crack these.
I think red is the time stamp.
Were talking about an unbanner basically? (Deactivated/Activated) or is it email?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rape
Well do you know who's account got unbanned. Blue may have something to do with the account. I will analyze the source code of the profile.
Red may be a code to track your IP or something, limiting the amounts of unbans we could give, and they get out IP's.
Who did you get this information from?
tried changing a few things still no luck tho xD
but can this really unban an account?
I think he is talking about changing the email actually now... If that is so then the Blue may be an encryption of your email (Activation Code) or something...Quote:
Originally Posted by stapled
Thought about it for a bit...
I think Being Unbanned requires more than one redirection.
The red isnt a timestamp, it is just the login success number they use now.
but if thats true then this is pointless xD because there is not box to input any information o.oQuote:
Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness
thought soQuote:
Originally Posted by Smithno13
I was thinking the same thing XD...Quote:
Originally Posted by stapled
I have no Idea what Rape thinks he is going to do with this "Hack".
@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.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAMEchief
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.
if its to unban a account i can't see it working on just one code/link
it would have to be more and redirect and stuff
i'm pretty gaia is very complicated like that for unbans
I think this is completely useless. Unbanning would be too complicated for just this to work and besides, half the code looks randomly generated and that'd kinda hard to figure out.
If this could work I suggest giving it to a programmer. It could make a great, fast mule creator.