[mkadem1997]

Wan't to find your friends IP? Want to DDoS idiots on skype? Want to have a safe trade if they scam you, you can get there IP and Dos them?
Well I have the solution for you!

Step 1 First off your going to need to go to
https://www.wireshark.org
and Download wire shark

Step 2 If you did not install WinPcap already you can download and install hereCODE:
https://www.winpcap.org/

Step 3 Once done installing all programs open Wireshark then make sure your calling/connected to the person you want to get there ip from. THEN select Capture Options.

Step 4 Your going to see a window with a bunch of bullshit you don't need to touch just go to the bottom and select 'start' it should look something like this

Step 5 Copy the IP down and do what you want with it such as DDoSing witch im assuming your going to do

[Akane]

OMG U MU5T BE M05T 1337 HAX0R EVVA! U MU5T L00K L1K3 TH1$:

[Blink]

If I remember correctly, Skype stopped using P2P, and it is now impossible to do this.

[phyrrus9]

Wan't to find your friends IP? Want to DDoS idiots on skype? Want to have a safe trade if they scam you, you can get there IP and Dos them?
Well I have the solution for you!

Step 1 First off your going to need to go to
https://www.wireshark.org
and Download wire shark

Step 2 If you did not install WinPcap already you can download and install hereCODE:
https://www.winpcap.org/

Step 3 Once done installing all programs open Wireshark then make sure your calling/connected to the person you want to get there ip from. THEN select Capture Options.

Step 4 Your going to see a window with a bunch of bullshit you don't need to touch just go to the bottom and select 'start' it should look something like this

Step 5 Copy the IP down and do what you want with it such as DDoSing witch im assuming your going to do

It should be pointed out that this doesn't work if the target is using UDP punching, VPN, TOR, etc. Not like the IP of the endpoint is useful or important anyways.

[Oni]

OMG U MU5T BE M05T 1337 HAX0R EVVA! U MU5T L00K L1K3 TH1$:

>using Apple products

If I remember correctly, Skype stopped using P2P, and it is now impossible to do this.

I hope they did. I only use Discord now.

[Akane]

If I remember correctly, Skype stopped using P2P, and it is now impossible to do this.

I hope they did. I only use Discord now.

But... Skype-kun-chan

[mothered]

Not like the IP of the endpoint is useful or important anyways.

This^

Your ISP owns your external/public/WAN IP address not you, so any lookup or Information gathered, will be that of your ISP not yourself. Unless you can SE the ISP to disclose the Info on the account, It's pretty much useless. Furthermore, most residential connections have a dynamic IP, hence easily change with a router reboot.

[phyrrus9]

Not like the IP of the endpoint is useful or important anyways.

This^

Your ISP owns your external/public/WAN IP address not you, so any lookup or Information gathered, will be that of your ISP not yourself. Unless you can SE the ISP to disclose the Info on the account, It's pretty much useless. Furthermore, most residential connections have a dynamic IP, hence easily change with a router reboot.

And even if you do have a static, if you change the CM and reboot you can pull a dhcp lease.

[Dr. Keter]

Lmao I was playing GTA V the other day and I happened to find myself on a server with a hacker. After teleporting everyone to the airport and giving us all a $mil, he sent out in-game texts saying "How's the weather in [geolocated city], [geolocated state]?" It make me laugh pretty hard, especially because the city was inaccurate. I imagine it probably scared anyone who didn't know how it works though. I ended up leaving the server, because hackers on that game tend to rape my player with naked old dude character models and my little brother was watching.

[mothered]

Not like the IP of the endpoint is useful or important anyways.

This^

Your ISP owns your external/public/WAN IP address not you, so any lookup or Information gathered, will be that of your ISP not yourself. Unless you can SE the ISP to disclose the Info on the account, It's pretty much useless. Furthermore, most residential connections have a dynamic IP, hence easily change with a router reboot.

And even if you do have a static, if you change the CM and reboot you can pull a dhcp lease.

Certainly so.

My previous post focused on the commonality of dynamic IPs for residential connections.