[Gengar]

So I have been using the neptune keylogger for a while now but recently gmail has been blocking it from signing in to send logs, It prompts me to change my pass, but gives me no "Was this you?" option.. WTF GOOGLE I'M TRYING TO HACK HERE FUCK OFF :3. Anyway do any of you have a better smtp server and a less security focused email provider? or better yet a better keylogger that stores your logs in something other than an email?

http://grab.by/vLOo

[Equinox]

It should give you a location in the email too. If it's not from your area or wherever you put the logger, it's probably not the logger.

[Gengar]

From Ip2location.com:

IP Address **.***.**.*
Location GERMANY, HAMBURG, HAMBURG
Anonymous Proxy Yes

From google report:

(tor21.anonymizer.ccc.de)

I guess I figured that Neptune was just using a tor connection to sign in and send to protect the anonymity of email account.

Either way that's not me btw lol I'm in a different country.. But how can I set up the account so that anyone can log into it? I just tried Vulcan and it has a nice UI but the email part isn't working at all.

[Cake]

Add it to your Google accounts white list.

[misnar]

Add it to your Google accounts white list.

Since it's Tor he's probably changing nodes a lot, meaning he'd have to whitelist every time.

OP: use Yahoo.

[Cake]

Since it's Tor he's probably changing nodes a lot, meaning he'd have to whitelist every time.

OP: use Yahoo.

Or he could just use ftp

[w00t]

Or connect-back. Or a digital dropbox.

[Gengar]

Do you guys think that I could use one of these? http://www.arclab.com/en/amlc/list-of-sm...-list.html

EDIT: I'm going with mail.com because they don't ask for phone numbers or previous email addresses during the sign up proccess, AND they have tons of awesome options like @null.net, @toke.com, @etc. It is also clean and professional looking and I'm going to test their SMTP servers now I'll update on whether that worked or not.

EDIT EDIT: MAIL.COM is awesome! The settings work on smtp.mail.com on port 587. I think I found my new favorite email provider, they don't care where or who is logging in either as far as I can tell.