In that case, u suck! Johnny neumonic I am an unbiased observer of this convo but I have a situation where something drastic is appropriate. I have been sharing my wifi with a neighbor who never pays his half and I know he's going to bail on the balance he owes also important to know he's getting a killer deal.
I recently became a father and for that reason I haven't cut him off and busted out his teeth, Im trying to find another way to deal these days and we really do need the money.
That said, I want to teach this piece of shit a lesson and beating his ass will not get the money and will likely land me back in jail.
I don't expect to get the money but I don't intend to let this piece of dick cheese win. So how do I give him a digital dick slap?
Change the passeord of your wireless network. Markocalasan Via cmd Parth Talati You can send them message via cmd.. Necony or u mount there harddisk on ur comupter and format it : , google it for more info im not gonna wirte how to do it here Necony 1 tip so u know what to google when u type And it will shut down their computers.
Taaaaaaa fou Asqwzx12! Im trying to open files on my laptop, but through my i pad, so my question is, is there a way i can do that if we are connected to the same wireless?
Oscar Try to launch an attack using Armatige by Metasploit, Languard Scanner is a great tool for vulnerability scan - amazing tools , Backtrack 5 is another operating system with tons of penetration test tools especially for Wireless Connections and of course using a Laptop computer. Also remember to used as a virtual machine using VMware so that you don't get trace for your own security just in case.
Hemmanuels how can i hack into the computer if i don't the user's password? Worldwideservices Gov If you are remotely connected, you can type in any cmd command and then their host name and hit enter Slammert Use mgs now in Windows 7. Steved In the UK, it is illegal to access another computer without permission, alter files etc, distribute malicious code etc with the same intent.
Also it migh be regarded as illegal to simply access an unsecured wireless network without the owners permission. I would worry less about who you KNOW is accessing your network, and more about those you may not have noticed.
Weeks of fun, I'll be writing a tutorial for this if you care to hold on a few weeks. Jack Cola There are a few things you can do If you can access their files, you can do all sorts of harm like change files, delete them, rename them, or even use their printer. You might also be able to remote desktop their computer and control it, and a number of other things. However, I wouldn't recommend you delete their files, they are your neighbours, and you may need there help later on. Just simply log into your router, setup mac filtering and block their mac address.
Sure there are ways around it, but I wouldn't think they would know how too, if they did, they would know not to access your network. Option 1 Windows file sharing. Hold down the windows key, press r. The slashes must face this direction. If they have Windows file sharing enabled, you will now connect to their computer and see whatever files they're sharing if any; note that they may have password-protected these files. The computer will reboot and go to the login screen. When you see the login screen, hold down the Shift key as you click the Power icon the circle with a line at the top and select Restart.
Don't lift your finger from the Shift key until after you've clicked Restart! Click the Restart button. On the Startup Settings screen, press the 4 key on your keyboard to select Safe Mode. If that doesn't work, try the F4 key instead. This login screen will appear when you restart in Safe Mode. Pressing the Shift key 5 times will open the command prompt window.
If you change a regular user's password or create a new user, you'll want to make that user an administrator so you can have full control over the PC. Here's how: First, type net user and press Enter to see a list of all accounts on the PC. This won't hurt if you're not sure whether the account is disabled or not—go ahead and do it anyway if you're wanting to log in as an administrator. Log in with an administrator account.
Now that you have access to an administrator-level account, close the command prompt window to return to the login screen, and then sign in with the username and password. If you created a new user and the PC is a part of a workgroup, you'll usually need to reboot the computer again before that user appears on the login screen.
Restore the original Sticky Keys application. Your last step is to restore Sticky Keys to its original location. This brings back Sticky Keys' normal functionality and covers your tracks.
Don't worry, you'll still be able to log in with the account you created or changed. Here's how: Once you're signed in, open the command prompt.
Method 2. Understand the limitations. Start your Mac in recovery mode. The steps to do this are different depending on whether the Mac has an Apple processor typically Macs from November or later or an Intel processor. Apple processor: Power down the Mac. Then, press and hold the power button as it starts up. Don't lift your finger. After a few moments, you'll see a message that says that if you keep holding down the power button, you'll be able to access startup options.
You can lift your finger from the button when you see Options —click Options and select Continue to open recovery mode. As soon as the Mac restarts, hold down the Command and R keys at the same time until you see the Apple logo or a spinning globe. Click the Utilities menu. This menu item is at the top of the screen. Click Terminal on the menu. This opens a Terminal window. Make sure not to put a space between "reset" and "password," as the command is just one word. A few Terminal commands will run, and the password reset window will open in the background.
Close the Terminal window. You can do this by clicking the red circle at the top of the window. This makes it so you can see the password reset window. Select a user. Click the name of the user account you want to hack, then click Next at the bottom of the window.
Create a new password. Fill out the following fields: New password — Enter your new password. Verify password — Re-type the password. Password hint — Add a hint for the password. Click Next. It's at the bottom of the screen. Click Restart. You'll find this option at the bottom of the screen. Clicking it prompts your Mac to begin restarting; when it completes, you'll be back at the login screen.
Log in with your new password. Click Continue Log In if prompted. This will allow you to continue logging in without setting up a new Keychain. Browse the Mac as needed. Since you're on the user's account, you shouldn't have any limitations as long as they have administrator privileges.
Method 3. Understand how this method works. You can only use TeamViewer to remotely control a computer if you are able to install TeamViewer on that computer. So, you'll need access to the remote computer first, which you can accomplish using either of the previous methods. Once you set up TeamViewer on the target computer, you'll have access to it over the internet. If you have physical access to the computer but you don't know the password, use the Windows or Mac bypass listed above.
Install TeamViewer on your own computer. Once TeamViewer is installed, you'll need to create an account, which you can do by clicking Sign In at the top-left corner and choosing Sign Up. Depending on how you plan to use TeamViewer, you'll want to be careful about the username you create here—it can be used to identify you if you don't mask your identity well enough. When installing TeamViewer, choose the option that allows you to install it for personal use. Install TeamViewer on the target computer.
You'll need to do this when you have access to the remote computer. The version of TeamViewer you install on the remote computer is the same one you have on your own computer. Set up Unattended Access on the target computer.
Once you install TeamViewer, you'll see the option to set up Unattended Access. This is crucial, as it will allow you to connect to the computer remotely without someone having to approve your connection. Here's how to do it: First, log in with your TeamViewer account. If your default browser changes suddenly or redirects you to an unfamiliar page, then your home network has probably been hacked.
Usually, this type of activity is caused by a browser redirect virus. Be especially careful with browser redirects, since attackers may send you to a spoof website where they will try to harvest personal or financial information. Hackers like to use stealth to operate undetected for as long as possible. Fortunately, there are ways you can check to see if someone is hijacking your network.
The first thing you can do is check out what devices are connected to your network. You can do this right from your computer. Usually, this is located in a section called Device List or Attached Devices. Take a look at these steps for how to stop hackers in your home network. Every wireless router comes with a reset button that restores the router to its default settings.
When you hit the reset button, it will disrupt anyone lurking in your network. Keep in mind that resetting your router is not the same as power flushing it. When your router boots up after resetting it, be prepared to reconfigure your network settings.
Your network should be protected by a strong, unique password. If your network was password-protected prior to being hacked, you should reset the password to make it more difficult for intruders to re-establish access to your network. Remote administration is a setting on your router that permits someone to access your system from a far-away location.
While the setting can be useful in some legitimate scenarios, it can also be abused by hackers. There are red flags that a hacker has gained remote access to your computer, such as when your cursor moves on its own or programs seem to install themselves all on their own.
Deactivating remote administration will no longer allow hackers to abuse that feature to access your network. There are multiple ways to hack a home network, and one of them is via malware. Certain viruses, like a keylogger, record everything you type on your keyboard, including your usernames and passwords.
Running a virus scan should detect and remove any malicious software lingering around on your computer. Once an attacker gains access to your home network, they can do a lot of damage.
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