18-11-2016, 03:46 AM
Yea thanks for the info. These specific accounts were "inside" accounts which included special programming you couldn't purchase if you tried. Most accounts are married to your modem to prevent password sharing. These accounts were make with special checks missing in order to be able to log in anywhere. Similar to the Directv cards back in the day. It was good for the time it lasted. I'm afraid it's probably dead.
(17-11-2016, 08:08 PM)drewmerc Wrote: searching for @twc.com on pastebin results in this
Code:sackobeans27@twc.com:qwerty77
jeefproz@gmail.com:pokemon1
jbrooker_33@hotmail.com:waffles100
djfunnyre@gmail.com:dreft3
jussi.kaki@gmail.com:lameass669
elanbrest@gmail.com:Elan1991
the 1st result is a small comma delimited file as most password dumps are (but not all)
so the 1st part is the username(email) and the part after the commas is the password
so from the above results only one would be valid for the twc app sackobeans27@twc.com:qwerty77
so you'd enter sackobeans27@twc.com as the username and qwerty77 as the password
it may not work if it fails look for another
when i used the above method i guess i could have got lucky as i got a working pass in about 5 attempts (this was not for twc)
if it had taken any longer i may have wrote a script to do it