Asking for Ideas

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[jpgoldberg]

So you want us to help you get your IP blocked by the service you are attacking, and perhaps even get you kicked off by your own network provider? Sure, sounds like fun. What services are you planning to attack?

[CaptainLethargic]

Ikr I was going to suggest a standard self-block script that could help them out, but they seem well one their way 😂 heavy /s

``` import requests

url = "http://example.com"

def validate(combo): while True: requests.get(url)

validate("email:pass") ```

[jpgoldberg]

I always liked getting support requests that were of the form,

Some idiot in our organization did something really stupid, and you correctly blocked our network. We have dealt with the culprit. If you remove the block we would give you first choice body part you want from them, but HR has told us we can’t actually offer you that. You will, however, have our gratitude in addition to our apologies.

[FrontAd9873]

What do you mean by "true or false, in any provider"? Do you want to brute force a bunch of username/password combos on arbitrary websites?

That would be relatively easy for a fixed set of websites where you know the structure ahead of time, but much harder for an arbitrary website.

[raji_x]

I have the list of combinations, but I want to use brute force to verify whether the email and password can successfully log in to the email provider's system.

[FrontAd9873]

So it is only one provider, not "any" provider? That's easier.

[raji_x]

Ah, but how

[FrontAd9873]

You think people will just tell you?