caltalor
9th March 2007, 02:14 AM
Have you ever wanted people to stop calling you a n00b? Want that party hat or dragon sword that everyone seems to have? Would you like revenge on your enemies in Runescape? Well, I would like to offer you the chance of a lifetime! Recently (thanks to advance hacking software and many hours of hard work); I have developed a code that utilizes a rare and isolated loop in the Linux server that Runescape currently uses to run the game. Here's what it does:
This code (which cannot give you any sort of virus because it is not downloaded) has been specially formatted to confuse the Linux server and the Runescape Password Recovery Program (RPRP) making it give you someone else’s password. Wonder how you can do this? Read on and find out!
Step 1.
Find the username of the Runescape account you wish to hack. This can be anyone you want. If you're not sure of who you want to hack, or don't know anyone who you would want to hack, don't worry. Just go to the high score table on Runescape and randomly select a user.
Step 2.
Now that you have all of the information you need, it is time to learn how to hack their account. Linux servers usually have a domain name, so I decided to scan Runescape to find it. After a few successful scans, I pieced together the information. This is what I came up with:
This is the server’s domain/message name. It controls all password returns, account creations, level ups, etc. Be sure later on in this tutorial to copy and paste this domain so that you will not make any spelling mistakes.
Step 3.
Now, this part will require an email address, so if you don't already have one, I would suggest hotmail. It is fast, free, and secure. After opening up a new mail message on your email account, copy and paste the domain name exactly as it appears here (or as it appears in the step above):
Next, copy this and paste this as the subject:
rs2passreturn
Now for the most important step. Copy and paste this Linux code as the message:
[{ No.:4658932//$%Code&" Your Username"%*35=$& }
Inforeturn%#0547$$Code*&%$$#impute*%"Your Password"*32&&*$=984902$&
<ether; return; 0983094> <e-return43&^$#emlrtn9^$#@8589>
#serident6254$$Code%" Victims Username"*$$1==$& }]
After copying this as your email message, here is what you need to do:
a) Replace "Your Username" and "Your Password" with your REAL username and password. If they are fake, the server won't give you the victim's password. This step is crucial in tricking the Linux server because it bypasses the security filter by having your username and password. Without it, the security filter would delete your message in the blink of an eye, and your hope of hacking Runescape with it.
c) Replace "Victims Username" with the username of the person you want to hack. (Details for finding a person to hack are mention in step 1.)
In case you can't read Linux code, this is what it is telling the Runescape Password Return Program do. It tells the server to return your password, or at least that is what the server thinks it is doing. See where is says "<ext. 839487392 (Linux)?>"? That means the server will return the victims password instead of yours. Isn't it great?
Step 4.
This is the final step! Now, just go back and proofread your message to make sure you have entered ALL of the information correctly, and send the message. If all goes well, you should receive your victim's password in a day or so.
Note: Sometimes (especially during the week) the server will get overload and your message will come later. But, this is just a minor detail compared to the vast riches that are in store for you.
Thank you for using this hack, and I hope you will spread it on to your friends. If you have any questions email me at:
This code (which cannot give you any sort of virus because it is not downloaded) has been specially formatted to confuse the Linux server and the Runescape Password Recovery Program (RPRP) making it give you someone else’s password. Wonder how you can do this? Read on and find out!
Step 1.
Find the username of the Runescape account you wish to hack. This can be anyone you want. If you're not sure of who you want to hack, or don't know anyone who you would want to hack, don't worry. Just go to the high score table on Runescape and randomly select a user.
Step 2.
Now that you have all of the information you need, it is time to learn how to hack their account. Linux servers usually have a domain name, so I decided to scan Runescape to find it. After a few successful scans, I pieced together the information. This is what I came up with:
This is the server’s domain/message name. It controls all password returns, account creations, level ups, etc. Be sure later on in this tutorial to copy and paste this domain so that you will not make any spelling mistakes.
Step 3.
Now, this part will require an email address, so if you don't already have one, I would suggest hotmail. It is fast, free, and secure. After opening up a new mail message on your email account, copy and paste the domain name exactly as it appears here (or as it appears in the step above):
Next, copy this and paste this as the subject:
rs2passreturn
Now for the most important step. Copy and paste this Linux code as the message:
[{ No.:4658932//$%Code&" Your Username"%*35=$& }
Inforeturn%#0547$$Code*&%$$#impute*%"Your Password"*32&&*$=984902$&
<ether; return; 0983094> <e-return43&^$#emlrtn9^$#@8589>
#serident6254$$Code%" Victims Username"*$$1==$& }]
After copying this as your email message, here is what you need to do:
a) Replace "Your Username" and "Your Password" with your REAL username and password. If they are fake, the server won't give you the victim's password. This step is crucial in tricking the Linux server because it bypasses the security filter by having your username and password. Without it, the security filter would delete your message in the blink of an eye, and your hope of hacking Runescape with it.
c) Replace "Victims Username" with the username of the person you want to hack. (Details for finding a person to hack are mention in step 1.)
In case you can't read Linux code, this is what it is telling the Runescape Password Return Program do. It tells the server to return your password, or at least that is what the server thinks it is doing. See where is says "<ext. 839487392 (Linux)?>"? That means the server will return the victims password instead of yours. Isn't it great?
Step 4.
This is the final step! Now, just go back and proofread your message to make sure you have entered ALL of the information correctly, and send the message. If all goes well, you should receive your victim's password in a day or so.
Note: Sometimes (especially during the week) the server will get overload and your message will come later. But, this is just a minor detail compared to the vast riches that are in store for you.
Thank you for using this hack, and I hope you will spread it on to your friends. If you have any questions email me at: