A cheat-sheet for password crackers that may come in handy sometime, by m3g9tr0n.
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OpenSSL comes in handy when you need to generate random passwords, for example for system accounts and services. In this short post I’ll give you a quick example on how to generate random passwords with OpenSSL in Linux (Bash), Windows and PHP…
Think like a hacker and ask yourself how fast your passwords might be able to be cracked based on their structure.
How to reset a lost WordPress password: If you’ve lost or forgotten your WordPress admin password, you can easily reset the password. Either use the following MySQL statement to reset your WordPress admin password, or change it through functions.php.
What if hackers also managed to crack any 16 character password? A password serves to protect your financial transactions, your social networking sites, and a host of other nominally secure websites online. People often say, don’t use dictionary words as passwords. They are horribly insecure
, but what if hackers also managed to crack any 16 character password?
If you forgot your Umbraco admin password, use the following SQL query to reset your Umbraco admin password in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) or MySQL…
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