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 HOw to prevent people hacking Windows XP password?, argh ... my brother hacked my password !

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post Aug 17 2008, 06:57 PM

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duno why so big deal, why dun u just wrack ur brother up if he using again?i very he wont even dare to touch it again
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post Aug 17 2008, 06:57 PM

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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ Aug 17 2008, 06:49 PM)
lol there's no way to prevent ur bro hacking ur password..
hacking pasword is as easy as 1, 2, 3....

That is becoz thanks to the microsoft, the password is stored in SAM file in the pc and the encryption is standard...
Its so easy for reverse engineering.

If u want to keep ur stuffs from him, get an external hdd
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that's true, connect the external hdd, install your games, apps etc on the external hdd and connect only when you want to play or use them, if not just disconnect... or get other OS...
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post Aug 17 2008, 10:25 PM

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1. set bios password
2.set the boot priority



i think your bro go to safe mode ...if no wrong =)
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post Aug 20 2008, 02:42 PM

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I would suggest you to install a hidden camera and see how he does it. Guessing for thousand years here, won't be any use!! cool2.gif He might not be as clever as everyone here claims to be. brows.gif Just try to peek on how he does it then you can come out with the solution lol.. sweat.gif Just my notion anyway.. whistling.gif

By the way, don't ever use those method mentioned;

1)Set Admin password
2)Change Admin password day by day
3)bla bla..

It's useless as it can be reset or "break". YES, even Admin password.. within seconds.. The so call ahem software can be save in diskette, thumb drive, CD or even it's in your "C" drive already~!!

Good Luck! thumbup.gif rclxub.gif

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post Aug 20 2008, 03:09 PM

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How about locking your room up or put your CPU inside a small cupboard & lock it went not in used?
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post Aug 20 2008, 03:15 PM

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QUOTE(DEz012 @ Aug 20 2008, 03:09 PM)
How about locking your room up or put your CPU inside a small cupboard & lock it went not in used?
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huhu, so trouble~ yawn.gif

took d hdd out all thing settle
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QUOTE(tachlio @ Aug 20 2008, 03:15 PM)
huhu, so trouble~  yawn.gif

took d hdd out all thing settle
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Your method is lagi susah every time need to plug in out & his brother can buy a new HD & plug in.

Last time my older brother also play my PS2 without my concern & first i took way the controller & memory card he go buy a new one, later lock the whole Ps2 inside cupboard.
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post Aug 22 2008, 02:19 PM

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Easy.. put ur pc in a cage and lock it when not in use. Solved!
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post Aug 22 2008, 02:29 PM

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In modern age, we introduce something call security key to lock and unlock the data. cool2.gif

Here is how the security key works....

(1) Bring out your HDD and maybe RAM also and put into a drawer
(2) Lock it with something call physical key. You can buy the locks or key in any hardware shop.
(3) Bring out your physical key when you are not around
(4) Make sure duplication of physical key in not in your house.

And when you need to access it;

(1) unlock the drawer using your key
(2) connect back your HDD and RAM

Simple, right? brows.gif

It is why in modern ages, you always read about security keys.... laugh.gif icon_rolleyes.gif

And such security keys are more reliable than a password for XP tongue.gif

If you want further security, there are so call double protection; bring out the RAM when you are not around cool2.gif

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Most of the discussions here are how weak the Windows password protection is...

IMHO, BIOS password is most secure but it need to pair with small padlock to lock the casing cover.

Usually the pc casing came with small hook to allow you to put padlock on.
Its purpose is to disallow people from resetting the BIOS and BIOS password.

p/s Seriously if you brother still able guess (or hack) the BIOS password, well congratulation to you, your brother is genius, an unstoppable nature born hacker !!!

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QUOTE(WebWalker @ Aug 22 2008, 05:29 PM)
Most of the discussions here are how weak the Windows password protection is...

IMHO, BIOS password is most secure but it need to pair with small padlock to lock the casing cover.

Usually the pc casing came with small hook to allow you to put padlock on.
Its purpose is to disallow people from resetting the BIOS and BIOS password.

p/s Seriously if you brother still able guess (or hack) the BIOS password, well congratulation to you, your brother is genius, an unstoppable nature born hacker !!!
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lol laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif lucky i dont have this kind brother


for me....take out the hdd while u finish using xD....or just use external HDD as your OS hdd ...hahahaha
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QUOTE(WebWalker @ Aug 22 2008, 05:29 PM)
Most of the discussions here are how weak the Windows password protection is...

IMHO, BIOS password is most secure but it need to pair with small padlock to lock the casing cover.

Usually the pc casing came with small hook to allow you to put padlock on.
Its purpose is to disallow people from resetting the BIOS and BIOS password.

p/s Seriously if you brother still able guess (or hack) the BIOS password, well congratulation to you, your brother is genius, an unstoppable nature born hacker !!!
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CmosPwd can reset the bios pssword.. Dun forgot jumper also can reset the bios password..
Computer is upgradeable so no reason somebody cant hack it thought anyway..

To TS, u have many many2 opinion here.. gud luck lor...
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post Aug 23 2008, 02:39 AM

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get an external hdd.....
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post Aug 23 2008, 08:40 PM

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post Aug 23 2008, 09:16 PM

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you can try truecrypt or anything equivalent...encrypts whole systems and asks for a password before booting into windows. www.truecrypt.org
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post Sep 1 2008, 11:49 AM

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sigh......this happen to my family also.......

i might try to get Vantec-300ST for prevention......

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post Sep 1 2008, 12:16 PM

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sure there available tool in internet for us to hack microsoft password, else they won't have so much encryption tool sell to control window login. since he is your ro, why not create another OS partition for him to use? So he won't touch your stuff and affected your file, imagine a year got 365days, you want set 365 password per year? then better pray for your parent cepat cepat kena 4d then buy 1 more PC to him ad you will free.
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consumer level password protection is sorta a joke.... with the right tools, only need minutes to break.. but good enough to deter 'common' people...

ur bro isn't one of them.. smile.gif

if he discovered the method himself, means whatever u do also he'll most certainly b able to bypass....

if a friend pass to him one then he shouldn't b that smart in d first place...

just take all the the IDE/SATA cables, power cables, VGA/DVI cables , and mouse, along with u when ur not using...
should b a major fuss for him to use ur com XD

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ya...taking out the parts is the most secure method...cause last time my friend try to access school's computer, he just go into safe mode then open dos and do something to reset the admin password...really simple thing for windows XP, but for vista really dunno...lolz...
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post Sep 1 2008, 05:06 PM

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reading ur prob, ive gotta say ur brother must be very annoying.. shakehead.gif

if i were you, i'd have smacked her head kow2 coz using my pc withour proper permission.. thumbup.gif

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