RE: Password Cracking

["Michael Shirk" <shirkdog () cryptomail org>]

> LC and John are password cracking tools.
> What is a password cracking tool?
> Rather amazingly, computers don't store passwords*.
Actually, some computers do store passwords. 
A special thank you to users who save their passwords in a file unencrypted.
:-)
Shirkdog
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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 1:23 AM
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Subject: RE: Password Cracking; Re:
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