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Sazuzu · 05:10 PM

Hi everyone. I know it sounds illegal and all but I assure you it is not. One of my friends is wondering if it is possible to brute force a website URL. For example, the website can have (removed) . There is a randomly generated code (in this case 500). So is there a programme that will brute force its way to determine the code. Thanks.

**ekim68** · 30-Nov-2008, 12:49 AM #2

No can do here. Read the rules or it will be a short visit...

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**crjdriver** · 30-Nov-2008, 07:45 AM #3

Closed for the above stated reason. Since this was your first post, read the rules before posting again.

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