How to sp00f "from" mail address?

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deeguy1

Regular Member

Mar 4, 2009

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #1

Anyone know a mailer that can spoof the "from" address to any email address of my choice?

 

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TomOh

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Apr 29, 2011

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #2

Have fun,

emkei.cz

Leave thanks if this is what you were looking for!

 

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deeguy1

Regular Member

Mar 4, 2009

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• Oct 6, 2011
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• #3

Thanks, this seems like a start, but a bit tedious..I'm looking for more of a bulk solution

 

cherub

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Dec 18, 2006

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #4

Depends what language and mail program you're using. Eg, perl and qmail

Code:

$from = 'webmaster(at)google(dot)com';
($ENV{'QMAILUSER'},$ENV{'QMAILHOST'}) = split(/\(at\)/,$from);
# send mail code

 

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ronywilliam

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Jan 20, 2011

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #5

if you do spoof the from email id you would end up in spam so whats the point?!?!

 

captchaman

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Sep 16, 2010

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #6

Spoofing the sender email won't make you anonymous, all of the servers header info will still be in tact. There are ways to make it more or less impossible to trace you such as using anonymous proxies.. preferably socks or tor, bulk registration on free php hosts.. if php is the sending language that you choose, those are two simple things to start with. Here's a simple php script for sending email.

Code:

<?php
if (mail($_GET["to"], $_GET["subject"], $_GET["body"], "FROM: " . $_GET["from"])) {
 echo "Message sent!";
} else {
 echo "Message sending failed.";
}
?>

In theory it should work but I haven't tested it. If you save it as mail.php and upload it to your public_html folder you can call it like this:

Code:

www.yourhost.com/[email protected]&[email protected]&subject=This is a test&body=This is the email body.

If you do decide that you want to automate the process, send me a PM and we can talk.

Cheers,
captchaman

 

HoNeYBiRD

Elite Member

May 1, 2009

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #7

ronywilliam said:

if you do spoof the from email id you would end up in spam so whats the point?!?!

Click to expand...

not necessarily

i've just tried the tool posted above, email has been delivered into inbox, i tried with gmail and yahoo as well

 

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firefoxxx

Newbie

Jan 20, 2012

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• Feb 18, 2012

• #8

This is really great. I tried it out and it works. However, I didn't see anyway for me to spoof the return address. Is there a way for the spoofed email to also be able to receive recipient emails? Please let me know!

 

chad362wiley

Supreme Member

Dec 8, 2011

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• Feb 18, 2012

• #9

Easy in PHP mail

 

fatboy

Elite Member

Aug 13, 2008

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• Feb 18, 2012

• #10

Look at the PHP mail command:

mail('[email protected]', 'the subject', 'the message', null,'[email protected]');

the -f is the address the mail is coming from (your spoof address)

More details at: http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

 

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firefoxxx

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Jan 20, 2012

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• Feb 18, 2012

• #11

I don't quite understand the PHP mail thing... Pretty much a n00b. Can someone please explain this to me in simple terms? I checked out the link but don't quite understand. Do I need to put in some commands for the (From E-mail?

I basically want to be able to email back and forth with the recipient using the spoofed email! Im sorry for the ignorance again... i really appreciate you guys help!!! :bigok::bigok: