Watch out world!
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While researching current security threats I happened to come across this: http://www.undergroundsystems.org/[^] Funniest thing I have seen in AGES. I couldn't stop laughing at one post which was titled "Change any Password in Windows". Thinking it was another 0-day i clicked it. This guy had posted a mini article on how to change the password of any user in Windows.
The gist of it was: Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password.
What made this funny is the fact that it had about 60 posts complementing him on a great hack. Honestly I don't know what inspires stupidity in these people, but if only I could harness its power!
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
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While researching current security threats I happened to come across this: http://www.undergroundsystems.org/[^] Funniest thing I have seen in AGES. I couldn't stop laughing at one post which was titled "Change any Password in Windows". Thinking it was another 0-day i clicked it. This guy had posted a mini article on how to change the password of any user in Windows.
The gist of it was: Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password.
What made this funny is the fact that it had about 60 posts complementing him on a great hack. Honestly I don't know what inspires stupidity in these people, but if only I could harness its power!
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
Bradml wrote:
net user [username]
OMG! I just found out Microsoft is also a 1337 W4R3Z H4X0R. Clickety[^] I knew there was a conspiracy. :rolleyes:
Bradml wrote:
Honestly I don't know what inspires stupidity in these people
Never underestimate stupidity.
Bradml wrote:
but if only I could harness its power!
We did, and thus McDonald's was born.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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While researching current security threats I happened to come across this: http://www.undergroundsystems.org/[^] Funniest thing I have seen in AGES. I couldn't stop laughing at one post which was titled "Change any Password in Windows". Thinking it was another 0-day i clicked it. This guy had posted a mini article on how to change the password of any user in Windows.
The gist of it was: Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password.
What made this funny is the fact that it had about 60 posts complementing him on a great hack. Honestly I don't know what inspires stupidity in these people, but if only I could harness its power!
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
Bradml wrote:
Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password
i'd even not known this command, stupider i am
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Bradml wrote:
Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password
i'd even not known this command, stupider i am
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While researching current security threats I happened to come across this: http://www.undergroundsystems.org/[^] Funniest thing I have seen in AGES. I couldn't stop laughing at one post which was titled "Change any Password in Windows". Thinking it was another 0-day i clicked it. This guy had posted a mini article on how to change the password of any user in Windows.
The gist of it was: Open command prompt. Type: net user [username] * enter new password.
What made this funny is the fact that it had about 60 posts complementing him on a great hack. Honestly I don't know what inspires stupidity in these people, but if only I could harness its power!
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
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Only thing more fun about such is those people who try to "interject" javascript into a post on for instance forums as this, attempting to direct them to some "hacked by" some random nobody...... Sheezz, scriptkiddies.
Alsvha wrote:
scriptkiddies
I think we need a new word for those people... how about script-toddlers? Just btw if you look up 80% of those "hacked by" sites' whois information you will see that they were registered by the hacker.
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
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Alsvha wrote:
scriptkiddies
I think we need a new word for those people... how about script-toddlers? Just btw if you look up 80% of those "hacked by" sites' whois information you will see that they were registered by the hacker.
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.