Hello everybody!
This video will show you how to learn logins and passwords of another user or someone’s
sign up information for social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, VKontakte,
Odnoklassniki), or search engine accounts, online stores, dating websites, and other
data used to sign in various websites.
For convenience, all modern browsers suggest remembering passwords to user accounts in
Facebook, Vkontakte, Odnoklassniki, Instagram, email services etc.
As a result, users can sign in to their accounts without having to enter the password and login
every time.
All this information is safely protected and stored inside the browser.
It is usually located in Manage passwords menu, like in Google Chrome, or in Privacy
and security / Passwords, like in Opera, or in Privacy and security / Forms and passwords,
like in Mozilla Firefox.
However, another user cannot just open the menu and see the settings.
To do it, you will need a password to such computer or a master password that has been
set up before.
It seems completely logical, and the user data should be safely protected.
But this is where you go wrong.
Hetman Internet Spy opens the passwords saved in the browser, addresses entered when filling
in online forms, downloads history and bookmarks created by the user.
The sign-in data together with the browsing history will provide you with a way to access
any personal information on the people you are interested in.
How does it work?
For example, there’s a computer or an account on a computer which was used by the person
you’re interested in.
You need to learn the login and password of the user’s account at a certain web resource,
or all web resources.
To view this data:
• Run Hetman Internet Spy.
You will find the link to the official webpage of the program in the description:
• The interface is very simple and doesn’t require having any special skills.
In the welcome screen, start the analysis and wait until the program finds all users
of this system.
After the comprehensive disk scan, you will see the list of Windows user accounts.
• In the next window, the program will suggest you to select a user account for analysis.
Click on the one you’re interested in.
Please note that you can analyze any user account on this computer, and it doesn’t
matter which user account is active at the moment.
There’s no need to enter any passwords either.
• Now you can see all browsers installed on this computer.
Here’s a special point: you will be shown even the browsers which used to exist in this
user account but were uninstalled later.
And the most amazing thing is that Hetman Internet Spy can analyze such uninstalled
browsers as well!
• Click to select a browser for analysis.
Today’s browsers save everything you do online.
Webpage URLs, date of visit, time spent on a webpage, logins and passwords used, downloaded
files and lots of other information will be at your disposal after the analysis.
Later, you can change your choice of data to check other accounts and browsers.
• After the program finishes analyzing data for the selected browser, it will show it,
sorted by tabs.
All data required to log on to websites and saved in the browser is shown in the “Passwords”
tab.
This is where you can find everything about logins and passwords of the user account you
have analyzed.
All the information is grouped into four columns.
They are: • The website where the user signs in their
account.
• The login and password.
• The column showing how often this login and password are used.
If there’s too much information, you can sort it in one of the following ways:
• Sort websites in the alphabetical order by clicking on the Website column.
• In the same way, you can sort the information by Username or Password, if you’re looking
for something specific.
• Clicking on “Times used” will sort the usernames and passwords by frequency of
usage.
• You can also add a filter to every column, or
• add one of the additional settings.
For example: username element, password element, URL address, creation or synchronization date.
If you click on a certain item, you will see more detailed information about it in the
Properties panel.
Including its date of creation.
Double-click on a website to visit it.
It will open in your default browser.
Then enter the login and password detected by Hetman Internet Spy.
Using the login keys, you can view someone’s emails and social media messages sent to other
people.
Entering a person’s accounts in Google and Facebook gives access to complete browsing
history and search queries, all movements (via Geolocation), all the person’s contacts
and lots of other private information.
After viewing the analysis results in the program window, you can save a report for
later use or import into another system.
1.
To generate it, run the Export Wizard by clicking on the Export button in the main menu.
2.
Specify what section you want to export.
By default, the program suggests exporting all the information, but you can also select
to export only information from the currently opened section.
Click “Next” to continue.
3.
Choose the path to save the report and select the format: Excel, HTML or PDF and click Next.
This is how an exported report looks like.
If you need to analyze another browser of this user, go to the main menu and click the
icon of the browser which you are analyzing now and select “Change browser.”
Then select another browser available.
To analyze data for another user of this computer, click on the current user icon and select
“Change user.”
Follow the previous steps again to analyze the account.
You can watch another video to see how to use Hetman Internet Spy to view and restore
removed browsing history, analyze search queries and online communications of a user; find
the link in the description: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brb38z6xSdU
That is all for now.
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