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Hello,
a friend told me that once while on vacation at his brother-in-law's, the latter showed him that he could access his messaging (wifi connection in the house).
I was surprised because I thought the other person had to know his password, right?
Otherwise, does he have a way to recover this password with the help of software?
Thank you
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 9.0.1
a friend told me that once while on vacation at his brother-in-law's, the latter showed him that he could access his messaging (wifi connection in the house).
I was surprised because I thought the other person had to know his password, right?
Otherwise, does he have a way to recover this password with the help of software?
Thank you
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 9.0.1
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If he had stayed logged in, the other one only needed to go to the email page of the guy.
However, here is the answer to your second question:
https://www.commentcamarche.net/infos/25871-pourquoi-commentcamarche-n-aide-pas-a-trouver-un-mot-de-passe/
I'm sorry, although I disapprove of it, it's one of the main rules of the forum.
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Hi,
In this case, he is not asking for help to recover a password.
Otherwise, does he have a way to recover this password with the help of software?
Yes, there are software or ways to recover passwords. However, stealing passwords from your machine should be quite easy since you're not up to date (Firefox 9.0.1)...
:D
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Thank you for your answers that confirm what I suspected.
@Sinicy, I knew that but I just wanted to know about its existence, not have a tutorial on it.
As for my outdated Firefox, it's my wife's, so it's not my fault, ha!
Actually, I haven't checked her computer in a while, thank you for pointing that out.
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