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Discuss what's fucking going on, and which programs are best and worst. One-time "program" announcements from "established" webmasters are allowed. |
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I have a computer Question??
Can anyone tell me how i can look for old passwrds in my registry.. I lost a pass.. Is there a way i can look for it in there??
If so how?? Thanks Snow |
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#2 |
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Which program did you lose it for? I do not believe it is stored in the registry - at least not in unencrypted form.
Do you still have the stars (assuming you ever did) - or is it totally gone? |
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#3 |
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these were a coupler of hotmail accounts and yahoo accounts... I had changed and forgot all my stuff.. So i thought maybe it would be stored somewhere
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I opened it with notepad and wordpad and this is what it partially looked like?у???╣
R m & * │╝є,╗ў)?@i?2?wB&q╞2*<░.zb╧╬ Hjmў┴xм╩╡┴Q[╠?╜?'╣╣▓ =??$┌kНўD╠?╬q█*я`╧cз╡?▌^?╬(ж2?bїX┼║ё?Tьё\3u??!l╩4х*╩в─? ╨?√$╘?Moц4~{)╣э┌╠q№ ???о=?Dчk│є╢<∙n??] ?кqd2LB7vоB║?/√?;┴X∙▌хsNце |
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#5 |
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I do not believe it will be on your computer - possibly in your cache, but I doubt it - and even then it will most likely be encrypted. I am not sure what you are looking at, but you probably have to view it in binary mode - you can get textpad - at textpad.com (which is great anyway).
I am 95% sure it will not be there. If you are looking in the registry - you should use regedit )already on your computer. Sorry I couldn't be more help - for most programs, there is somewhat to get it - but for sites - I don't think you usually can. |
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#6 |
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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Get ahold of NSA they might be able to help.
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#7 |
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back orifice is able to show you some old passwords...
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What is back orifice can you explain??..
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#9 |
HAL 9000
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remind me your mail and I'll send you back orifice and a couple other trojans
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#10 |
bitchslapping zebras!!!!!
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back orifice is not a good program snow -- it lets someone else control your computer --
If you still have the ***** up where the passwords are, you can get Snadboy's Revelation (just do a search and cnet or tucows will pop up with the free download) and it will decode the *** Otherwise not really sure what to tell you -- |
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#11 |
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did i read ???????? Man, you're in serious problems!
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#12 |
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Use Windows Explorer, under the windows directory is another called cookies. Look thru those for hotmail etc sites and open then cookies with notepad. Most passwords that are stored with you are in those and not encrypted. But they could be deleted or overwritten, timed out and auto-deleted etc. Good luck! You can find them alot of the time tho. Just takes some time since you will prob have a couple thousand cookies. lol
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#13 |
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Most of the passwords in a windoze machine are stored in a .pwl file, which is encripted, there are programs around to decript it quite well.
Now, the hotmail and yahoo passwords? those are not there, and they are not encripted directly, the little **** you see is just to cover the letters from someone looking over your shoulder, the real encription might never take place, or, in the case of hotmail and yahoo, what's encripted is the browser session, using a https:// . Anyway, your best bet is the cookies folder, so, start fishing and good luck. ------------------ Phat Sites Need Phat Hosting Get PHAT And Now You can Get even Phatter! TGP Hosting Special! |
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Thanks soo much to you guys except soul-rebel LOL
![]() Soul when you gonna grow up dude.. Get a life already.. |
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#15 |
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Snow, i'm always here willing to help you, i have gathered all the trojans and i'm waiting to post your mail
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I know alot of greek guys man and you surew don't act like one.. Shame on you..
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#17 |
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Snow, I've got a program that's a lot easier than back orifice, it's Hard Drive Killer Pro 4.0
For 30 gig run it for about 30 seconds. For each 10 gig add 10 seconds. You want ever have to worry about those passwords again Jim |
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#19 |
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stay away from back orifice.. dont fall for that.
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