I have a friend that lives with me and has been able to use some sort of hacker program and access my yahoo accounts and messengers. I want to know what I need to do in order to keep this from happening?
I have here on my desk a SuSE 10.1 Linux box, I need to get into it to recover some scripts that I’m using.
It was set up by someone who has since left the business and has not communicated the root password.
I need some way of resetting it. I know there are utilities that you can burn to a CD and boot from for Windows boxes, I need something similar for Linux.
To the best of my knowledge, there are no other accounts on the system.
Any ideas?
I forgot my email password and also lost the referal email account which was hacked. At the end of the procedure to retrieve my password, I will be directed to refer to my hacked email account to get my password. Of course I was not successful. I need help to get my password, please. Thank you.
I can’t remember my password nor my personal info since I havent updated it in such a long time. I need my email account. Can anyone please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I have tried everything i even called yahoo c/s and they keep asking same questions… is there any other way
My wife and I have very strict rules about our daughter’s Internet use, due to some problems she has had in the past. We agreed to that she could keep her computer, in her bedroom and she agreed that there are certain people that she would not have internet contact with.
Well one of her friends became concerned and let us know that she has set up a Yahoo account that we do not have access to and is using this to arrange meetings with people that she has agreed to stay away from.
I really need some way to see who she is talking to and what they are saying, is there some way I can find out how to access her Yahoo account?
you must try with root and boot disk
How do i setup a password for my belkins router to stop people hacking into a internet connection!!
anyone can help!!
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In the answers do not consider the use of keyloggers, either hardware or software.
What version of Linux {distro} are you asking about? Some distro’s have a security practice of ‘blank’ root password.
If your system is properly secured you shouldn’t be able to do this, but you can try:
$: sudo su
#: passwd root
or …simply
$: su
#: passwd root