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Yea, session hijacking as it's called is just switching out your cookies with someone elses. While you are in the account you cant really do anything but, play games, message others, vote, comment, anything a normal gaia user can do you just cant change the account information if it requires a password for you do not know it.
It's easy. You set up a cookie grabber.php file. Have someone go to and it grabs all there cookies ands stores them in a file. You get the cookie you want, in this case gaia55, and then login with tamper data on and click tamper and switch out your cookie with it.
If all you need to do is have a Omni-mod to visit the page im sure you could use a mule-ish account and pm them asking if [your url here] is real or not ?
To get into a control panel for admin or moderators you need there other passwords. Yes, admins and mods have more then one password to get into the control panels. Anyway, this method has been tested before, Arti had made a gaia online "Virus" that did this but it got patched. Meaning you wont get far with it. Yes, it's a good way to get someone you don't like banned. It really is.
To get into a control panel for admin or moderators you need there other passwords. Yes, admins and mods have more then one password to get into the control panels. Anyway, this method has been tested before, Arti had made a gaia online "Virus" that did this but it got patched. Meaning you wont get far with it. Yes, it's a good way to get someone you don't like banned. It really is.
Oh yes, I forgot that not only do they have the account passwords, but in order to deal with modding stuff, you need to get into ModDog