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by kumar_bksc

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by david.wallis

pressing ctrl alt f1 all at the same times as quickly as possible the more times you press them the more passwords u get :)

by oh smeg

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by jiminpa

Rose McGowen's phone number... life is full of bitter disappointments.

by sleepin'dawg

One of the main objectives for most organizations is for them to protect their proprietary information as regards their business. Password security helps keep most inadvertant penetration of the system by users to a minimum and makes life slightly more difficult for skilled malicious types. As a supposed IT professional, why you seem to find this concept strange is mystifying. Why make it easy for anyone to penetrate any machine, especially when you cannot possibly have any sure knowledge of their identity or purpose. In certain areas of IT, you could be laying yourself open to criminal prosecution even though your reason and intents were benign and/or harmless.

by jiminpa

You going to get your self on the S**t list pretty quick. We don't offer any advise on how to crack passwords here. I would advise you to edit your post and remove that information. His motives may be pure but that really doesn't matter.

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