Ip Help

by **SabR** on Sun Dec 30, 2012 11:07 am ([msg=71885]see Ip Help[/msg])

Well ive been chatting to this guy on Skype and he seems to have my Ip and some other information like where i live. I would like to do the same to him to scare him off. Any help will be appreciated Majorly!

by **-Ninjex-** on Sun Dec 30, 2012 6:12 pm ([msg=71889]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

SabR wrote:Well ive been chatting to this guy on Skype and he seems to have my Ip and some other information like where i live. I would like to do the same to him to scare him off. Any help will be appreciated Majorly!

This depends on your operating system of course.

In linux, you can open your terminal and type in the following commands:

Code: Select all: netstat -tupan | grep skype

If there is too many IP''s logged, you can store them in text files to view them from there.
To do so, run the following:

Code: Select all: netstat -tupan | grep skype > file-name-1.txt netstat -tupan | grep skype > file-name-2.txt diff file-name-1.txt file-name-2.txt

Basically here what you are doing is viewing your log of IP's and then comparing the log after you talk with you victom. If done correctly, you should be able to pinpoint their IP. Also, you may need to clean your skype chat history, you could do this by channeling to the directory in your terminal and deleting the .skype file or rename it to something such as .bak

In Windows, there are certain sniffers that to my knowledge worked in the past, but did not give a clear pinpoint on who the user was.
So let us look at a different way which should work. Mostly all of the information stays the same as the above (Linux), only you will be using command prompt (CMD) and executing the following commad:

Code: Select all: netstat -nb

Look for skype and check the IP's

by **SabR** on Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:09 pm ([msg=71890]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

Thanks hes left me alone now... Ill be enjoying my stay here ate HTS

by **tgoe** on Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:04 pm ([msg=71892]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

by **limdis** on Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:11 pm ([msg=71895]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

lol he probably doxed you too

by **mShred** on Mon Dec 31, 2012 1:39 am ([msg=71908]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

I have everyone's IP's......

by **-Ninjex-** on Mon Dec 31, 2012 2:06 pm ([msg=71917]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

mShred wrote:I have everyone's IP's......

Now that's just scary.
Fml for not always running ./start_tor_browser

mShred wrote:I have everyone's IP's......

considering many of us use dynamic IPs handed to us by ISPs, does that even matter in the long run?

Depends, between us and the ISP we can narrow down exactly who you are (given you aren't attempting to mask yourself).

Also, dynamic IPs stay with you for longer than you'd guess. They usually only refresh when your router goes down or they force a refresh on their end. Even with a dynamic IP your IP may not change for long periods of time.

by **WallShadow** on Thu Jan 03, 2013 1:33 am ([msg=71993]see Re: Ip Help[/msg])

fashizzlepop wrote:Depends, between us and the ISP we can narrow down exactly who you are.

I don't think you actually need my IP to find out exactly who I am.

fashizzlepop wrote:given you aren't attempting to mask yourself

Now who actually does that? You know as well as I do how slow TOR works, no matter how good it gets.

fashizzlepop wrote:They usually only refresh when your router goes down or they force a refresh on their end. Even with a dynamic IP your IP may not change for long periods of time.

Router goes down near daily here, bad connectivity. But as a serious question, how long would you say that a dynamic IP wouldn't change if I had a constant connection?