how can we know other users password? Is it possible?
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if you mean in yahoo, then yes you can. just ask the person his details and then go to 'FORGET YOUR PASSWORD?' and fill in. then you get the final ques. Ask that too.
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Check www.sysinternals.com  they might have a floppy disk program that will retrieve the password (if you have physical access to the machine)
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after you type your user name and password it should have a option that says remember password, you check on that box and it will remember.  But if anyone else is using the computer and log you out and sign in under there account, after they log out, then you will have to do the same thing whenyou log in.
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Setup a WEP Password.
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basically yes,\nmay require other security software,\n\nthere is option in properties of folder,to put in sharing, shared documents, and select[ _ ]private,\n\ndont forget password though, also write down somewhere for backup...
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Possibly Yes with a Script. They can even get your User Name and Password but don't worry, they will not have the sinlge chance of accessing your Computer but if they really hard program they can do that too.\n\nAll you have to do is to install a Firewall and a Proxy Server and they will not have the sllightest chance of doing any damage to your computer.\n\nBYE
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spend all night guessing passwords..... that's about it.....\n\nhere's a starter list:\n\npassword\nmaster\ngod\nadmin\nadministrator\ndefault\nnone\nroot\n8883706561.... oh wait, that is the password to our firewall... or is it some phone number that i was supposed to remember?
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Yes, if you have individual accounts set up for the various users of your computers:\n\nGo to My Computer and right-click; drop down to "Manage"\nA window will pop up; in the left-hand pane, you will see "Computer Management - Local" - if there is a plus sign to the left of it, click on that to open it.  \nYou should see several categories; the first should be "Event Viewer"\nClick on the plus sign beside it; you will see four categories drop down\nDouble-click on "Security" to open it\nIn the right-hand pane, you will see a list of "events" that have taken place;  under the "User" heading, you're looking for the names of the users who have accounts on the computer.  These should have dates and times associated with them in the appropriate columns.  You can tell who logged on and when they logged on from this information.
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Look at the following pdf, it's described in the 'Adding password protection' section :)
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Don't take a password from a stranger. We could be hackers. Go to a dictionary and pick a random word and mix it with random rolls of dice.
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is there like any forgot your password things? if there are try usin them.
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You can put a keylogger on the computer and see everything that was done on it including any passwords that were entered.\n\nGo here for information - http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=keylogger&tag=srch
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Usually password protection includes some kind of emergency question.  If you've forgotten your password, there should be a button that says something like "forgot your password?".  Hit that button, and it will either e-mail a password to the administrator or ask you to answer a question or two in order to reset the password.\n\nUnless this isn't your account.  If you're trying to get some other admin's password, you'll have to trick him into telling you or hack the account.  In this case, you either already know how to do it or are supremely incomptetent.  Yahoo answers is not the place to learn new skills.
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go into control panel and then click on user accoutns you should be able to figure it out fom there
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ah...it is not the computers account, it is your account right! so whatever computer you are using if you can sign in with your password etc.. you should gain access, if in fact it is yours you are trying to enter and not hacking someone elses.
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their are many ways for people to grab your passwords, trojan horse, and other methods, trying your username and password over a non-secure link can let people see them, so check for the small yellow pad-lock when doing personal stuff like bank data, on the right hand side, down the bottem, but again, people can steel usernames and passwords many many ways in todays world, from hardware devices to software
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There are a lot of ways.  Using a packet sniffer they can capture passwords (always use secure sign-on options to prevent this).  They can use keyloggers to capture everything you type.  Some pose as IT staff and trick users into divulging their passwords.  There can guess the password using something called a dictionary attack.