Linux Hacking

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[TheComputerCriminal]

NOT FUCKING HACKING!!! this is 101 computer basics.. comes with every linux manual -__-

[voiser]

Next step: Denial Of Service by using a hammer on the hard disk.

[TheMeanEYE]

@sonofMegaAlexandros Ironically enough there is a specialized Linux tool used for resetting Winblows passwords. All you need to do is boot, select installation and set a new password.

[TheMeanEYE]

@LiezerZero Like I said, password protection is on HDD itself, moving HDD out or doing whatever won't help. HDD won't turn on unless proper password is provided. Only thing you can do with Toshiba protected HDDs is to call their tech support and prove you are the owner of laptop. Besides, you can access any computer you want if you have physical access to it. If someone really cared about his data on computer he should use cryptfs. This is not hacking, this is recovery tutorial 101.

[LiezerZero]

@hrcc9 Not needed.. so your comment is a fail a pone itself.

[LiezerZero]

@RetroShinigami More like. "How to login as single user.. default root"

[LiezerZero]

@TheMeanEYE Not ture. All it takes is a change of the master boot record and BAM no password

[LiezerZero]

@sonofMegaAlexandros Not that easy when all the passwords are salt encrypted. you can just single user it and "# passwd" it then reboot and login as root or change the run level to 3 for multi user mode or 4 for x11

[LiezerZero]

HAHAHA thats called Single User Mode children.

[sonofMegaAlexandros]

open cat /etc/shadow then joe /etc/shadow

mount the other Partition whicht you have the passwort in a new window.

then change the unknown password with a known password in joe.

so easy ! lol

do some one know how I can krack a windows password ?