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jee.. is that easy? what's your password OP?
hunter2, but don't tell anyone because it's a secret.
All I see is ******2
Ahh, I’m home finally
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bash.orgEDIT: Nice, there's a bunch of mirrors.
Weird, because all I see is hunter*
Yup, it is. Social engineering is by far the most effective means of gaining unlawful access to any system.
Humans are always the weakest link.
Exactly. Many breaches follow this pattern:
Replace "secretary" with some other relevant individual who has a surprising amount of access and wouldn't attract attention.
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