How do I guess somebodys password?
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ok first of all, why do you want passwords? anyways, im here to help you out, so here you go: first, find this persons common interests (ex: horses, racing, golfing, and other stuff) then when you find out some of there favorites, start making up names or keywords about that subject. take for example, golf. try bogie, tigerwoods, hole in one, and well, you get the picture. or the super easy way, (which could get you into loads of trouble) install a keylogger on there computer...err hemm aaa i mean, be friends with them forever. oh well... you didnt hear that from me. hope i helped!
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1) Change your password immediately\n2) Scan your computer for any keylogger\n3) Use another computer to change your password if you have a doubt that there may be some undetected spyware on your computer\n4) See that you have antivirus + antispyware + anti keylogger + firewall installed.\n5)Download and install antikeylogger
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Click on START/SETTINGS/CONTROL PANEL/USERS ACCOUNT/ CLICK ON YOUR USERNAME and then click create password. Set yourself a secret question and answer in case you would forget your password
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You cannot retrive the password, if u don't know Zip code and Date of birth\n\nAlbin Joseph\nhttp://www.javacertificate.net
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Ask them for one and tell them that you'll give them your password so that they can check up on you and see what's in your private comments.  \n\nMy son has one only on the condition that I have his password.  And I do check what's going on.
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Have you forgot the password... it is CASE sensetive
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go to www.msnblockchecker.com \n\nJust type the persons msn id and find out
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Ask your parents for the password.
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change your password thats an obvious one.
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no but there is a program called Signupshield Passwords that will do it for you. Also there is a program called Robo-Form To Go that will to.
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There are some password breaking software that can help you out.
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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.
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Change passwords. Has to be something that only you knows, or doesnt have any significant meaning. Like a bunch of letters - xvyaoe
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Just enter your user name and password
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Actually, there are hundreds of thousands of equally easy to guess passwords, and a hacker will quickly run a program to check them all.  Do not use any of the following for passwords or a hacker will be in your computer quickly.\n\nDO NOT!!!:\n1. Use your account name or any data that appears in your record in the passwd file. \n2. Use any word or name that appears in any dictionary, reference or list regardless of case changes; especially do not use character strings that appear in password cracking tools' word lists or bad password lists. I put a link to one of these below.\n3. Phrases and slang with or without white space.\n4. Use any mythological, legendary, religious or fictional character, object, race, place or event. \n5. Use acronyms.\n6. Use alphabetic, numeric or keyboard sequences; many such sequences are included in cracking tools "word" lists.\n7. Use titles of books, movies, poems, essays, songs, CDs or musical compositions.\n8. Vary the character sequences obtained from any of the foregoing items by any of the following methods: \nPrepend or append symbols, punctuation marks and / or digits to a word. \n9. Use words with some or all the letters reversed. \n10. Use conjugations or plurals of words. \n11. Use words with the vowels deleted. \n12. Replace letters with like looking symbols or digits. \nA -> 4 \na -> 2 \nC -> ( \nE -> [ \nE -> { \ne -> 3 \nG -> @ \nh -> 4 \nI -> 1 \nI -> ! \nI -> | \nl -> 1 \nl -> ! \nl -> | \nO -> 0 \nS -> 5 \nS -> $ \nZ -> 5 \n13. Replace digits with like looking letters or symbols \n0 -> O \n3 -> ] \n3 -> } \n14. Use only the first or the last character in uppercase.\n15. Use only vowels in uppercase.\n16. Use only consonants in uppercase. \n17. Use any personally related information. \n18. Use anything you can imagine being collected into a list. \n19. Use a publicly shown example good password. \n20. Use great vanity license plates.\n21. Transliterate words from other languages. \n22. Repeat any character more than once in a row.\n\nI have added a second link which discusses good and bad passwords in much more depth than you probably want, but here it is just in case.
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Try PC Security software.. you can put Password on Files or folders\n\nyou can get it from here:http://www.tropsoft.com/pcsecurity/
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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.