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A.
Introduction:
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Since the introduction of ICQ in 1997, its popularity grew
very fast! ATM (2001-11-01), more than 137130215 people are
using/have used ICQ. But since that many people have a UIN,
they are fed up with the fact that they have to remember
such a long number (a 12-digit for example). Some other ones
undertook some action: they started stealing small UIN’s
(like say a 6-digit) so that they would have a short UIN
which is easier to remember and sounds like “Wow, you’ve
been there since the beginning”. Now here are some tips
and advice on how to prevent that your UIN would be stolen.
NOTE:
If you want to steal a UIN yourself, read my first tutorial,
which is entitled: “How to Shag UIN’s”
B.
Basic Securing:
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1. Choose a password that isn’t obvious for others to find.
EXAMPLE: You live in a peaceful city called London. Well,
some people do use the name of their city as their
password.
EXAMPLE: You like to eat doughnuts. A friend of yours know
this. If your password would be ‘doughnut’ he would easily
get it.
2. Use a combination of both numerical and alphabetical
characters. But then don’t use the number ‘1’ or the array
of number ‘123’ or something like that.
3. Use capital letters in your password.
CONCLUSION: A good password would be ‘j0TkG4w’
C.
Advanced Securing:
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1. Use hidden ASCII characters
NOTE: Read my first tutorial ‘How to Shag UIN’s’ to know
how to do this
2. Use a multiline password. Yes, you can do this. There
are some cracks available on the internet (Download
KaosICQCrack 1.2 at
http://www.nzkaos.net)
NOTE: This doesn’t work for all ICQ Versions. The file
posted above only works for ICQ 2000b 4.70 build #3286
(which you can also download from that site.
D.
Final Thoughts:
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Combining both Basic and Advanced Securing will give you a
good ICQ Password. Just make sure that YOU don’t forget it.
Credits
Version 1.0
2001-12-29
By Felicity Shagwell
http://www.felicityshagwell.tk - Visit for updates
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