Secret password cracking ... :)

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How do i type the symbol thorn .. within a password .. to gain access to a login on IE ....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(letter)

I've tried / read this .. but still can't get it right / log in ...


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[DJH]

Þ þ

Go down to where it says On computers, find Windows, go to the right and do as it tells you.

[FURBAR]

That's confusing ... i don't know what you mean, and your down as enemy aswell .. ffs ....
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[Inkognito]

Hold down the ALT key then press 0222 on numpad. Then let go of ALT and the symbol pops up.
(0222) Þ
(0254) þ

[Inkognito]

Another good one to use is alt + 255.
It shows up as a space but it's not. The space you get from pressing space key is alt + 32 (032) for anyone who sees your pw written down like on wireless network passwords when you can press "show password" it will look like a space and they will not be able to login by typing it

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Still can't get in ....

This is the password ....

diamond2Þlogan10

Keystrokes on notpad shows this

PRESSED:
-Back- diamond2Þlogan10 -Enter-

Any ideas .....
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[Frost]

Thorn is AltGr + P on leenox, þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ

Copy and paste it?

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Tried pasting it before i researched thorn ...
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[Inkognito]

If it doesn't work when you paste it directly then it's not the right password.

If you're using a keylogger or something he could have possible used the mouse to type something somewhere else. Or part of it is a username?

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The username is saved email ..... the holder is no pc geek by any means ... i need to try more combinations inc spaces ...


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[Frost]

If it's just a key logger then it won't be recording mouse clicks. Someone who doesn't use PC's much isn't likely to know that the password box is next on the tab index from the user name box so i suspect it will be:

Username: diamond2
Password: logan10

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[SillyMe]

All programs>system tools\character map>Choose copy and paste.

You can also change the default keyboard language, type in the password, save then the change the language back.
https://www.conversationexchange.com/resources/keyboard-language.php

Make sure you save the password to an encrypted rar file or something to copy and paste to java script login boxes. I can't see a problem with copying and pasting passwords I do it all the time.
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[IanRMartin]

Are you talking about web based e-mail hotmail, yahoo etc?
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[SillyMe]

Yeah, just two ways you can use a different font/language for passwords.
Either use character map, or change the operating systems default language to polish, type the password on a word doc and zip it with a password so it can mot be accessed.
https://www.filehippo.com/download_winrar/

Then all you need to do is open the encrypted winrar file by extracting to desktop>open the doc>copy your pass word/ctrl.c/ctrl.v into the java script box.

Long way round but there you go.

I keep all my passwords on a document named passwords along with other documents in a folder on my usb pen, I also keep the same file encrypted and zipped on my laptop.
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Once made equal to man, woman becomes his superior.
The man who says "I may be wrong, but -" does not believe there can be any such possibility
Owned and rode: Honda 100H, Honda MBX 125, Kawasaki AR 125, Suzuki RG 125 Pepsi, Honda NSR125 RK, Honda NRS 125 race bike, Suzuki GSXR 400 Bandit, Aprilia RS 125 O2, Honda CG125, Kawasaki KMX 125, Aprilia RS 125 O6, Suzuki XT225 and now Honda XR 400. ( A few scooters and other dead beats in between)

[IanRMartin]

Would a utility that gave you this kind of information be any use

https://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h213/IanRMartin/util.jpg
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[SillyMe]

* Some characters will show an ALT+Keystroke combination. This will be displayed in the lower right corner of the character map utility. In order to use this shortcut, hold down the
Image:keys_alternate.png
key while you type in the entire code. When you release the ALT key the glyph will appear.
* On some computers this will only work if your
Image:keys_num_lock.png
is on.
* The ASCII range of 97-122 has the lower-case letters of the alphabet and 65-90 range has the capitalized letters of the alphabet The numbers beyond 170 can also have meaning, such as special characters and the Greek alphabet.
* Some combinations may require a 0 before the 3 digit combination.
* To type with special symbols you may also use transliteration tools.
* Another method is to hold
Image:keys_alternate.png
and simply type on the number pad then release alt. That is: ☺☻♥♦♣♠•◘○◙♂♀♪♫☼►◄↕‼¶§▬↨↑↓→←∟↔▲ $%&'()*+,- (All you have to do is press the Alt key and hold it down, and type in a number on the number pad: it's that easy! Don't make it hard people)
* ALT 128 Ç (Cedille-French)
* ALT 129 ü
* ALT 130 é
* ALT 131 â
* ALT 132 ä
* ALT 133 à
* ALT 134 å
* ALT 135 ç
* ALT 136 ê
* ALT 137 ë
* ALT 138 è
* ALT 139 ï
* ALT 140 î
* ALT 141 ì
* ALT 142 Ä
* ALT 143 Å
* ALT 144 É
* ALT 145 æ
* ALT 146 Æ
* ALT 741 σ
* ALT 147 ô
* ALT 148 ö
* ALT 149 ò
* ALT 150 û
* ALT 151 ù
* ALT 152 ÿ
* ALT 153 Ö
* ALT 154 Ü
* ALT 155 ¢
* ALT 156 £
* ALT 123 ¥
* ALT 158 ₧
* ALT 159 ƒ
* ALT 160 á (SPANISH)
* ALT 161 í (SPANISH)
* ALT 162 ó (SPANISH)
* ALT 163 ú (SPANISH)
* ALT 164 ñ (SPANISH)
* ALT 165 Ñ (SPANISH)
* ALT 166 ª
* ALT 167 º
* ALT 168 ¿ (SPANISH)
* ALT 169 ⌐
* ALT 170 ¬
* ALT 171 ½
* ALT 172 ¼
* ALT 173 ¡ (SPANISH)
* ALT 174 «
* ALT 175 »
* Number Pad Code 1 -- 30: Alt + 1 through Alt + 30, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
☺.☻♥.♦.♣.♠.•. ◘.○. ◙ .♂ . ♀ . ♪ . ♫. ☼. ► ◄ . ↕ . ‼ . ¶ . §. ▬ .↨ . ↑ . ↓ .→. ←. ∟. ↔. ▲
* "1" for example: ☺ Smile symbol, (NOT 01) code 1
* "2" for example: ☻ Blush symbol, (NOT 02) code 2
* "3" for example: ♥ Heart symbol, (NOT 03) code 3

Here are some good symbols to get you started and keep you interested.

* ¡ (Span exclamation prefix, code 0161)
* ¢ (Cent, American currency; code 0162)
* £ (Pound, British currency, code 0163)
* ¥ (Yen, Japanese currency, code 0165)
* © (Copyrighted, code 0169)
* « (Double-headed left arrows, code 0171)
* ® (Registered trademark, All rights reserved, code 0174)
* ° (Degrees, code 0176)
* ± (Plus or minus, e.g. to say "DVD±RW drive", code 0177)
* » (Double-headed right arrows, code 0187)
* ¿ (Spanish question prefix, code 0191)
* × (Proper multiplication sign, code 0215)
* ÷ (Proper division sign, code 0247)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_key
Hope this help


You could still change the keyboard default language, set the pass words which will still be ok as long as the program remebers the passwords when you change the keyboard default languge back.

Make sure they are all backed up on a rar or encrypted zip.
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Once made equal to man, woman becomes his superior.
The man who says "I may be wrong, but -" does not believe there can be any such possibility
Owned and rode: Honda 100H, Honda MBX 125, Kawasaki AR 125, Suzuki RG 125 Pepsi, Honda NSR125 RK, Honda NRS 125 race bike, Suzuki GSXR 400 Bandit, Aprilia RS 125 O2, Honda CG125, Kawasaki KMX 125, Aprilia RS 125 O6, Suzuki XT225 and now Honda XR 400. ( A few scooters and other dead beats in between)

[Inkognito]

Why would he want to change the language and stuff?
Copy+Paste would word. All he needs to do is figure out what the username and password is

I have a feeling you didn't real the posts properly.

[IanRMartin]

[Inkognito]

Didn't mean you

[FURBAR]

I've stated the password, from keystrokes .. it was typed in via the keyboard alone and is for facbook login ..

He has had a few polish friends before .....
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[IanRMartin]

Never mind thats was for most e-mail programs not facebook logins.

Ian
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