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Solve : Windows password protection?? |
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Answer» Ok well I found out the other day one of my arch rivals who is a known thief figured out how to use a password reset disc. Well now I am worried he may try to steal my COMPUTER and reset the password. I have passworded my bios at boot time and have multiple operating systems to help confuse him. But I am wondering isnt there ANY way to keep him from being able to use this cd on windows? I know I changed the aolgorithm from LM to NTLMv2 to make cracking alot harder aswell. But I am just WANDERING there has to be a way to make the sam file read only or block an attempted reset of it right? Isnt there an alternative to using the SAM file or maybe change its method of passworiding to block this security threat from being allowed. I also installed a backdoor incase he ever managed to get pas all of that then I could track his activities. Um lastly is there and good software that when run requires its own password to continue using windows further. I want to include it in the system bootup to make it a second login SCREEN. Anyways tnx for your help.I have a strange feeling that if he stole your PC, it's called "theft" which is illegal. If it "dissapears" one day while your passed out with a bag of cheetos in your lap (ha ha, I love cheetos too, we have so much in common...), you can phone the police. Does anyone else think that this is very strange? I do. In fact, that was the source of my sarcasm And with the additional information it just enters the realm of creepy.Other than that i think we at least supplied some Food for Thought.A good friend of mine who's a mechanic, if ever he left his car in a dodgy part of town would remove the ignition LEADS and take them with him. Makes it pretty hard to steal a car, that. In the good old days, you could just remove the rotor arm from the distributor. Very few car thiefs carry a bag of spares... Anyway, by analogy, why not take your hard drive with you wherever you go? Or at least consider encrypting it. Truecrypt could be your "real" friend... |
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