Help with form sites

Hi guys, i was hoping that someone could give a pointer on some sites ie.

http://pixiespillows.com where its a standard form site but as a turing word as well, i know about cracus and just wondering if the site above is being hack by cracus, exploited or is there a trick to using @Form on these sites.

any help is apreciated

Cr@cker

[sPlico]

Try c-force for that type of protection. You can with some other tools aswell, but requires some more investigation, c-force does it all for you.

Hey thanks for the info sPlico, looks like a good program . Its good at finding keywords on form HTML sites. Am still learning all of its functions.

Thanks again for taking the time to reply

Cr@cker

[signup2005]

anybody can crack strongbox protection

[sPlico]

signup2005, this is god knows what question you made about the same thing. Don't spam the board with useless stuff

actually you can use ANY formcracker for Strongbox
it´s not a special, that C-Force can do it.
It´s just because nobody has ever tried it with something else
(and i think that is what signup2005 wanted to say)

thats what i complain about c-force. it´s a tool that makes people "dumb" because they don´t really think about what they are doing. just pasting some urls, hitting 2 or 3 Buttons and thats all..... but anyway it´s a quick and handy tool for doing things faster

[sPlico]

Uhm, im going mad, i was sure there was something else written in his reply. My appologies.

[grzesiek]

Originally Posted by Final Sephiroth

actually you can use ANY formcracker for Strongbox

You can crack with form crakers only Strongbox sites WITHOUT Ocr -
these that are in "bluff" mode - OCR is for scaring attackers only, you can enter no secret word at all and still get in. More and more Strongbox sites will have OCR turned "on" (in last days ravenriley.com became not bruteforcable).

Originally Posted by grzesiek

You can crack with form crakers only Strongbox sites WITHOUT Ocr -
these that are in "bluff" mode

yes, for sure only those which doesn´t use the generated image, that´s the "trick" on those form logins....