What makes peoplecheat?
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Don't listen to the first answer, cause they usually don't get away with it.\n\nIt's temptation.  All of us are subject to it, and unless you keep your guard up to protect yourself from it (not from other people), you'll fall victim to it. It's not that other tempt us, because they can be equal victims.  It's that when temptation is facing us, we don't repel it.
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If they did that what would keep anyone else from doing the same to getting into your account?
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Help us, help you. \nGive some context for the Trust SCC. What is it, what does it do.?\nOne other thing, does this belong in Mathematics? Or should it be somewhere else? \nOf course the answer to the first question will tell us the answer to the second.\nThanks!
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check this out:\n\nhttp://psy-web.psy.ed.ac.uk/people/rmcinto1/COiN%20Milner_McIntosh%202005%20proof.pdf
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There are different ways of doing this in either hardware or software.  Different vendors may approach this in different ways.  Based on your question, I am assuming you are talking about things like RSA SecurID tokens.  The server and the token are initiated with seed record and synched to each other prior to sending the token to the end user.  With these devices, you must also enter a PIN number when you access; this provides what is called two-factor authentication.  It is 2 factor because you must have the token and you must know your PIN number.  Knowledge of your PIN is useless without the token and the token is useless with out knowing the PIN.  When you initiate a session between your computer and the VPN 'server' and provide your credentials, your computer begins a key exchange process with the VPN host .  There are a number of key exchange protocols available such as Diffie-Helman; there are others.  These key exchange protocols get fairly in depth and usually deal with extremely large prime numbers (so large that only a computer can do the math).    Once the key exchange process is complete, each end of the connection can build an encrypted tunnel using those keys.\n\nIf you are interested in cryptography or key exchange processes, you can google things like Diffie Helman and Kerberos to get you started.  There are also many books on encryption technologies  out there, but be warned, some of them can get pretty deep into the mathmatics.
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Just to see if it can be done. Each time it is more challenging. Also, it is not as bad as everybody says. Just look hope many people work in internet security :)
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There is no particular example. It could be anything you assign provided only you know how to remember it. For instance it could be an encoding of your name, your kids names and their date of births. Hackers can only figure this out if they know you very well. Also, the order in which you put it is extremely important. So, try using a larger encryption WEP such as 64 or 128 bit
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first the hackers&crackers find the sources of programs\nthen they will make some new code in the program then\nthey give a key generator that has all those code\nabout the patches its the same but when u replace the application the new codes will be replaced
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Authentication determines a user's identity, as well as determining what a user is authorized to access, eg a financial database or a support knowledgebase. The most common form of authentication is user name and password, although this also provides the lowest level of security. VPNs use digital certificates and digital signatures to more accurately identify the user.\n\nEncryption is any procedure used in cryptography to convert plaintext into ciphertext in order to prevent anyone except the intended recipient from reading that data. There are many types of data encryption, and they are the basis of network security. Common types include Data Encryption Standard and public-key encryption.
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It is easy to set up a site that requires a password to enter.  Terrorists, Cults, Hate organizations, even Businesses and Churches can do this.  Such site can contain areas where information is stored in cryptic manners for users to download and decode.\nThey can also use email to sent messages, often in code or as attachments.\nSome American hackers delight in busting these sites and modifying them with false info or images that would make the Dutch newspaper cartoons look tame.
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This article explains how to create a secure PHP login script that will allow safe authentication. Features remember-me function using cookies, validates logins on each request to prevent session stealing.\n\nhttp://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Creating-a-Secure-PHP-Login-Script/
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They use boting programs.you want it mail me-->\n\nunsafe_pilot1@yahoo.com\n\nu must uninstall it immediately after knowing how they work/\n\nyahoo can patch it.
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nothing is 100% but here is a link to a friend on there with many tips on how to make it safer. (one of the good guys) (every one should have him as a friend).I have also found out that when some one sends you a group invite.. they will see your name so i took my name out... left it blank.. and i mean when you are filling out your basic info section.. when you put in your real name.. that you think no one will see...\n\nhttp://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=51428998&blogID=136470263&MyToken=e760217a-8b03-4e6d-8fa4-b4a43584d051
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Please don't try to hack people on Habbo.\nWe have enough retards like you going around trying to scam and hack.
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i dont believe u're serious.. atleast about spying or ur wife.. but anyway.. many people r interested in checking other people's emails..\n\nwell.. there is a software.. that remembers passwords of any site.. that is opened on ur system.. n its my experiance that even the most secure online transaction sites are also not secure!  \n\nso contact me if u really wanna know.. coz i cant post it here
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Two of their most common tools are social engineering and human laziness.\n\nMany times hackers gain access to "protected" systems simply by using a default password that an administrator didn't bother to change. One of the first well known groups was heralded in the press as "young computer geniuses" for breaking into systems when all they did was use the default password that they had learned at computer camp.\n\nSocial engineering is tricking people into giving away  passwords or access to a system. Phishing is a form of social engineering. Phishers try to convince you that they are someone in authority and that you should give them the information they need to do their job.\n\nA lot of straight out cracking is accomplished by discovering that a program's error recovery routines are not written as well as they should be. The crackers create errors designed to create behavior that was not foreseen by the program's developers.\n\nAs far as exact methods, you should not be able to get that information here.
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thinking has to do with cookie settings