I worked in a pub many years ago and we had an issue with the alarm. The Brewery sent out an engineer (alarm technician) to sort it out and used 1515 as the code which worked. That was apparently a well known number used in the trade at that time.
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I worked in a pub many years ago and we had an issue with the alarm. The Brewery sent out an engineer (alarm technician) to sort it out and used 1515 as the code which worked. That was apparently a well known number used in the trade at that time.
dafunk2
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Napoleon Dynamite
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Ha ha it’s worked
I’ve gained access to this gonks account
I’ve gained access to this gonks account
Who did you used to post as?
Napoleon Dynamite
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Refuse to say
Judging by the pm’s this one has got im logging out of his account anyway
Take copies of the pictures first.
Harry Angstrom
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Party trick of mine when doing supply teaching and being left with no normal whiteboard and only an interactive one without anyone to help me get logged in to be able to use it and actually have a surface to write on for the day is just to guess my way into the system. 99% of the time it's either staff/teacher/adult/password/name of class/name of school. The number of Heads who've got really alarmed at their staff's IT security when they've popped in to check if I was OK and wondered how I'd got logged in to use the board and been horrified it's so easily guessable is amusing.
And yes the 1973 thing on Wearside is true - I know at least one large employer whose IT department set it as the unlock code for all their devices.
And yes the 1973 thing on Wearside is true - I know at least one large employer whose IT department set it as the unlock code for all their devices.
Kent_Mackem
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errant
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we're rolling out a similar program after our year-end process is concluded. we're running a sweep on our team as to which of the senior it management figures will fall for it...We receive fake phishing emails sent by our security department every so often, for the last one about 10% of staff clicked on the link in the email and entered personal details and passwords. This is in an IT software company
Hep
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as long as they have chrome, just log in and out of chrome and job is a good'un
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wasnotwas
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Refuse to say
Judging by the pm’s this one has got im logging out of his account anyway
I've just clicked on the OPs profile and its not accessible.
From other forums I've posted on, it normally means he or she is serving a ban.
The only way you'd see the OPs PMs if so is if you are a mod and I don't see Staff Member next to your name.
Napoleon Dynamite
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I've just clicked on the OPs profile and its not accessible.
From other forums I've posted on, it normally means he or she is serving a ban.
The only way you'd see the OPs PMs if so is if you are a mod and I don't see Staff Member next to your name.
I was only joking mate
I was pretending I’d accessed this account by guessing the password
Seems the op is on a ban aswell
EDIT - HAD ON YOU'RE THE BANNED POSTER AYE
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Deleted member 37549
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Pictures of them should be placed on a wall of shame IMHO.
To be fair some of them have been hard to spot. I just look in the message header, all of them have mentioned 'phishtest' somewhere, knackers.
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wasnotwas
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Yea, I got banned for tracking down a moderator to their home address and puncturing their car tyres.I've no idea who the OP is TBH. I just wondered why they had a squirrel as their profile picture.
Your profile comes back with "This member limits who can view their profile".
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Napoleon Dynamite
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I've no idea who the OP is TBH. I just wondered why they had a squirrel as their profile picture.
Your profile comes back with "This member limits who can view their profile".
I know it does
Yours doesn’t
I’m also following you
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wasnotwas
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Now you're creeping me out!!!
1892 or 1969 if you're a mag. Shearer, Keegan, Newcastle, etc. are all good guesses.
The thing is with Newcastle is all the obvious names are well known. No-one gives a shit about Sunderland outside the North East.
A lad I knew had a taste for Scrumpy Jack cider when he was younger. I figured out fairly quickly his password was "cider1". He'd done the bare minimum to match up with his ISP's minimum password stregth requirements.
He didn't bother changing the password for about six months after I told him I knew it either.
A company I worked for just used the company name followed by !1, !2, !3, etc., then back to !1 when they reached !0. A hacker would have had a field day.
There was also a uni. systems admin who got caught out using his own name followed by a number. He'd been sending out circulars with a list of dos and don'ts regarding passwords too.
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Typhoonftm
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It appears people are that thick..
"with Blink 182 the most common music act."
"with Blink 182 the most common music act."
offshore
Midfield
The best thing about the iPad pro is the password function that picks a random password. With face Id and finger print I find this the best option. It's a pain tho cos it's the only apple product I use hahah so trying to remember them on my phone is a nightmare....
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