For prosperity: There's a procedure with customer support you can start
to reclaim your e-mail account.
The form can be started at https://security.live.com/acsr.aspx

You need to provide as much information as possible and hope customer
support will help you out.

Bert


On 12/07/2011 15:06, Paul Asadoorian wrote:
> I believe this sets a really bad precedent. I've seen similar cases like
> this in the past, and we all come to the same conclusion that there just
> may be no way to recover your email account. (Unless you steal a high
> profile person's email account, like Sarah Palin).
>
> This means, if someone can guess you email account password or security
> question answers, they can access your email and change the password to
> lock you out. This can't be the case, can it? Its essentially saying
> that someone can break into your house/shed/car, change the locks, and
> then its not yours anymore.
>
> There has to be some path to re-claim your email account, via the ISP,
> law enforcement, and the service provider...
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>
> On 7/12/11 8:29 AM, Aaron Melton wrote:
>> Bert,
>>
>> Good advice: Don't make a point, make a difference. :)
>>
>> Aaron
>>
>> On 7/12/11 3:01 AM, Bert Van Kets wrote:
>>> Thanks for the information guy.
>>> Looks like my customer is pretty much out of luck. She had already
>>> tried to guess the password and go through the reset password
>>> process. No luck there. She also has gone to the police to file a
>>> complaint.
>>> I'll break the news gently and inform her she's been pretty stupid
>>> and has to bear the consequences.
>>> Bert
>>> On 11/07/2011 22:04, Brian Erdelyi wrote:
>>>> I'm not going to lecturer about using hotmail accounts for
>>>> business.
>>>>
>>>> 1. Contact the employee for the password.  Report it to the police
>>>> if necessary. 2. Visit hotmail.com and try to reset the password.
>>>> If the company doesn't have enough information to reset the
>>>> password you'll have to report it to Microsoft.
>>>>
>>>> Your customer is not in a position to authorize you to hack
>>>> Microsoft's servers.  I would not recommend you do this.  Your
>>>> customer does not own the servers you propose to hack.
>>>>
>>>> Worst case, your customer needs to create a new email address.
>>>> Consider it a lesson learned and have them register their own
>>>> Internet domain.
>>>>
>>>> .b
>>>>
>>>> On 2011-07-11, at 7:44 AM, Bert Van Kets <[email protected]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi guys,
>>>>>
>>>>> a customer of mine, who runs a shop, just dismissed an employee.
>>>>> Just before leaving, the employee changed the password of the
>>>>> hotmail e-mail address used by the shop. The owner of the shop
>>>>> asked me to retrieve the password or at least to make sure the
>>>>> e-mail address is rendered inoperable.
>>>>>
>>>>> The e-mail address contains the name of the shop and not a
>>>>> person's name. It is clearly to be used by the shop. The request
>>>>> to recover the password comes from the legal owner of the shop.
>>>>>
>>>>> As I'm very new in the InfoSec world I'd like to get advise from
>>>>> the experts (yeah, that you lot). - Where can I get a template
>>>>> for a document I can have the customer sign to allow me to hack
>>>>> the hotmail address? - What is the best way to recover the
>>>>> hotmail e-mail password? - Is there a way to render the e-mail
>>>>> address inoperable? - Any other advise?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>>
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