We have already seen in previous articles the basic methods used by a hacker, and we saw that the first step used by a hacker is a collection of target information such as IP address, system operation, the browser version, etc.
They are deployed to detect faults of a machine on a network to take control of it.
In this post I will talk about how to find a person's IP address and other information with a technique called Email Tracking is a quick and simple technique.
It is the use of web services enable both the email sent is read, to send an email to the sender with more information like:
The destination IP
The browser
Access provider
The mail opening hours
These services can beings used as part of a company wanting to know if the recipients read emails sent and if so, for how long. BTW, this is the main purpose of these services, but not for hackers! : D
There are several services that allow this type of operation as SpyPig, didtheyreadit and ReadNotify.
In my case, I'll do a test with didtheyreadit.com.
I will talk much about the detail, but after you register on didtheyreadit.com
Just send your emails as usual by simply adding "didtheyreadit.com" at the end of the address of the recipient.
For example, to track an email sent to "target@gmail.com" send to "target@gmail.com.didtheyreadit.com".
Of course the recipient will not see his email address as such.
Once the email is sent, it will go through the didtheyreadit.com mail server that will add to your email a number of codes that will be activated each time you open the email by the recipient.
Once the recipient will read your message, a full report will be sent to your email address. You will get information like where the PC is located, the browser used, the IP address of the person and many others.
Make good use :)
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