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Hack Windows Passwords in Win 7 (Video)

We as administrators need tools. That is just a fact of life, and that is one of the reasons I just released Bauer-Puntu Linux 9.10R2.

I always have a copy of it on my USB stick, so I figured why not add some tools. One of them being a Windows password reset tool! Using this tool we can easily hack the Windows 7 Administrator password.

In this video episode of Bauer-Power (Which Karl so graciously let me re-post here) I show you how easy it is to hack Windows passwords using Bauer-Puntu Linux!



Besides Windows password hacking, Bauer-Puntu also gives you tools for:

  • File recovery
  • File shredding
  • Hard drive wiping
  • Disk imaging
  • Disk partitioning
  • Offline Virus Scan

Version 10.04 will be coming out soon. What other kinds of tools do you want to see on it? Like a different Live CD/USB distro? What is your favorite? Hit us up in the comments!

By ElDiPablo of Bauer-Power

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AtA’s Funny Comic Moment

robot tattoo comic funny humor

I think that also means "Kanji" in Jersey Shore-speak

Very, very funny.

-enjoy

Commodore64 (the one you used to play Bruce Lee on) ,8,1

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Be Afraid! Chinese Hackers CAN and HAVE Exploited Google and YOU.


Chinese Hackers keyboard

Chinese Hackers


Hello Kiddies,

Do you remember the good old days when hacking was done for fun? Back in those days anybody that knew Linux or Unix was considered a Hacker. One would think that since then, antivirus companies would have actually become effective. But what one company can compete with a whole country? To make matters worse, who can compete with multiple countries full of young hot heads venturing forth for the almighty dollar? That’s a powerful force to be reckoned with.

Since a hacker doesn’t technically require a whole lot of bandwidth to do what he/she does, internet access of any kind

Here at Ask The Admin we are committed to being sure every one of our readers is in the know. And while we cant really offer much in the way of a sure-fire killer app that can protect you from anything, we can offer you these few points of advice.

  1. Keep your antivirus software up to date
  2. Use a well known anti virus software, and do some research before purchasing
  3. Be well versed with all the functions of your antivirus software, so no surprises come your way
  4. Though it does slow you down, schedule full system scans as frequently as daily
  5. Leave your computer turned off if you can
  6. Lastly, try to use an OS other than Wind Blows (as we like to call Windows around here). If your a hacker its only more logical and profitable to target the statistically dominant OS, which is Microsoft’s unfortunately.

That’s all for today kiddies…

Has you or anyone you know been directly affected by this? Even if your just afraid and need a little encouragement, drop us a comment below.

This is Commodore64 signing off. Over and out.

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Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.

Yes this is another post on the Conficker worm. Just because it’s payload hasn’t been felt it doesn’t mean that the worm isn’t lurking around people’s computers. The Conficker worm disables access to a bunch of sites that would enable you to download security updates or patches. We linked to the Conficker Microsoft patches last week. But if you didn’t grab the updates or at least verify that you have them – this post is for you…

Can you see all six icons below?

FSC logo pos 112x128 Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.
headerlogo Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.
LogoTrendMicro 3d Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.

openbsd Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.
linux Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.
freebsd Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you can see all six icons chances are you are not infected.

But that is still no reason not to run the Conficker scanner on your machine. eEye is providing a free scanner to look for venerable, patched or infected machines. Grab it here:

ConfickerScanner.html

 

image thumb1 Conficker Eye Chart to tell if you are infected by the Conficker worm.

So are you protected or not? Let’s hear the results in the comments.

_theProtectedAdmin_

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