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2021-10-14 22:04:38 •.¸♡ #AnonymousDeviL ] ♡¸.•

**hacking: security in practice**
[Train SSIDS are EXTREMELY vulnerable aren't they?

So I'm sitting in the train using the free wifi provided (like in hotels) and I'm thinking that theoretically I could start a fake router with the exact same SSID and the same HUD and actually give the people connecting internet so they log in to everything and I just sniff them to oblivion.

Is there a logic flaw I'm not seeing? God fucking damnit should've connected to a VPN before logging on to Paypal fml.

Really that easy to screw people nowadays?

Thanks.

Edit: Title should be sth like "Public WiFi is dangerous isn't it?"

submitted by /u/KommissarKong
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2021-10-14 22:04:32 •.¸♡ #AnonymousDeviL ] ♡¸.•

**hacking: security in practice**
[Reset Company/Corporate laptop to Normal personal laptop...

Hello everyone, I hope you are doing fine. I've been wondering how to convert a company laptop to a normal personal laptop. Like, removing all the restrictions to install certain apps etc....thanks..

submitted by /u/Any-Boysenberry-9918
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2021-10-14 22:04:25 •.¸♡ #AnonymousDeviL ] ♡¸.•

**hacking: security in practice**
[Entering a Windows 7 without a password

Apologies if this is the wrong sub...

Basically, in not my brightest moment, I decided to change the password of my PC for a more secure password than now I don't remember...

So I'm not sure how can I access without the password now, pc main harddrive is full of important information and I wonder how could I bypass the password to at least retrieve the data...

For more info, the windows version is not the official so I couldn't reset it via Microsoft,

Is there anything I could possibly do?

submitted by /u/ZaZenleaf
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2021-10-14 20:45:07 •.¸♡ #AnonymousDeviL ] ♡¸.•

**Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches**
[Open Source Security Foundation Raises $10M

Industry leaders from technology, financial services, telecom, and cybersecurity sectors respond to Biden's executive order and commit to a more secure future for software. Open / Comment