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General discussion / Re: Post your deskTOP
« on: February 27, 2016, 02:32:33 pm »
Windows 7 with HUD Red SkinPack on one of my Laptops.
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General discussion / Re: Your favorite Coding/Hacking/Gaming Music?
« on: February 24, 2016, 09:20:15 pm »
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General discussion / Your favorite Coding/Hacking/Gaming Music?
« on: February 24, 2016, 06:49:07 pm »
An interesting question 
My favorites are
Hacking/Coding : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0ptVVjOGZY&ebc=ANyPxKpIiXpF1a7wtgnij3qskR_S2zRnY7mL6RBYPPhcQsrAEzPSuL4wlCzFJzB2-dOKZGk3YHD7lS0S77q4ASNFi4RunpattA
Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGTbiXEeb_c
And yours?
My favorites are
Hacking/Coding : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0ptVVjOGZY&ebc=ANyPxKpIiXpF1a7wtgnij3qskR_S2zRnY7mL6RBYPPhcQsrAEzPSuL4wlCzFJzB2-dOKZGk3YHD7lS0S77q4ASNFi4RunpattA
Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGTbiXEeb_c
And yours?
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Operating System / Re: OS Advice?
« on: February 23, 2016, 07:34:07 pm »
I just found this distro: http://distrowatch.com/lxle
I like it, seems perfect for old computers/ Laptops.
Anyone who tested this one? Would you recommend this one?
Edit: I like the simplicity.
I like it, seems perfect for old computers/ Laptops.
Anyone who tested this one? Would you recommend this one?
Edit: I like the simplicity.
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Hacking and Security / Re: Need Help Writing/Fixing Buffer Overflow Exploit
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:02:57 pm »
I love this book! 
i read this book, too
i read this book, too
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Operating System / Re: cyborg hawk
« on: February 03, 2016, 04:54:36 pm »
For hacking, cyborg hawk is the same as kali. A few more tweaks and other themes, but at all its the same. If you tried Kali, you also tried cyborg
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Operating System / Re: OS Advice?
« on: February 03, 2016, 12:50:16 pm »
My Laptop is now 5 years old and has n intel pentium processor. 
But it still works with Linux, Windows is on this old baby too slow 
Note: It's an Samsung R730 out of 2011
But it still works with Linux, Windows is on this old baby too slow Note: It's an Samsung R730 out of 2011
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Operating System / OS Advice?
« on: February 02, 2016, 07:21:09 pm »
Hey y'all
A week ago I installed Linux Mint on my old Notebook.
Today, it crashed the 5th time in 1 hour
So I choose to test a better OS than Mint. I looked at Distrowatch.com and found a few really nice
looking distros, but I want to hear your advice, too.
Which Linux would you recommend? And whats your favorite?
Nice evening,
coder.
A week ago I installed Linux Mint on my old Notebook.
Today, it crashed the 5th time in 1 hour
So I choose to test a better OS than Mint. I looked at Distrowatch.com and found a few really nice
looking distros, but I want to hear your advice, too.
Which Linux would you recommend? And whats your favorite?
Nice evening,
coder.
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Hacking and Security / Re: [Crack] Linux Mint Logon Screen HELP!
« on: February 01, 2016, 07:37:28 pm »
Thanks, worked with ctrl + alt + F1
logged in with root and worked fine
logged in with root and worked fine
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Hacking and Security / [Crack] Linux Mint Logon Screen HELP! [SOLVED]
« on: February 01, 2016, 07:06:46 pm »
Hey there!
I need help cracking this Logon on Linux Mint. I installed Mint a few days ago and modified it for myself, at all, it was a lot of work. Now, an hour ago, I booted it up and it shows me a completely other logon screen than the standard of Linux Mint:
(My hard drive is encrypted, btw.)
Now, when i wanted to login, it says "username or Password is invailed."
Logical, i thought. "You tipped in the wrong Password".
So I retried it, 10 times.
But it still gives me the same error. (And I didn't forgot the password and my username, I still now it)
For me, there's only chance why I fail every time when I want to logon: The new Login screen.
I modified after I installed Mint, because the standard login screen was awful to me.
So I tried it with a live disk to recover my hard drive. But it failed, because my hard drive is encrypted.
I dont wont to reinstall Mint, because if so I have to install the hole software and mods again, and thats pretty shitty, because it will take me hours.
Do you know how I bypass this logon screen or recover the hard drive?
Or get to the normal logon screen back? (Or viewing my old username )
(Remember, I still KNOW the PASSWORD!! I'm not quite sure with the username)
Ehh, and btw, when I try to login with root, the error comes:
"The admin is not allowed to login from this login"
I need help cracking this Logon on Linux Mint. I installed Mint a few days ago and modified it for myself, at all, it was a lot of work. Now, an hour ago, I booted it up and it shows me a completely other logon screen than the standard of Linux Mint:
(My hard drive is encrypted, btw.)
Now, when i wanted to login, it says "username or Password is invailed."
Logical, i thought. "You tipped in the wrong Password".
So I retried it, 10 times.
But it still gives me the same error. (And I didn't forgot the password and my username, I still now it)
For me, there's only chance why I fail every time when I want to logon: The new Login screen.
I modified after I installed Mint, because the standard login screen was awful to me.
So I tried it with a live disk to recover my hard drive. But it failed, because my hard drive is encrypted.
I dont wont to reinstall Mint, because if so I have to install the hole software and mods again, and thats pretty shitty, because it will take me hours.
Do you know how I bypass this logon screen or recover the hard drive?
Or get to the normal logon screen back? (Or viewing my old username
)(Remember, I still KNOW the PASSWORD!! I'm not quite sure with the username)
Ehh, and btw, when I try to login with root, the error comes:
"The admin is not allowed to login from this login"
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