Hack Passwords With Shoulder Surfing Techniques
Hacking is the act of finding the possible entry points that exist in a computer system or a computer network and finally entering into them. Hacking is usually done to gain unauthorized access to a computer system or a computer network, either to harm the systems or to steal sensitive information available on the computer.
Finding out a password is the usually the first step in hacking and breaking into systems, that's why there are so many articles telling you to change your passwords often and make them hard to figure out and part of practising proper password security is not leaving your password in plain sight. This shoulder surfing password-stealing technique gathers information from a computer. As the name implies, a hacker will simply look over your shoulder as you enter in passwords and other sensitive information. Shoulder surfing is more common with ATMs, credit card machines, and any other device that requires the input of a PIN.
According to Hacker’s point of view, if all else fails, use the simplest trick in the book and do it the traditional way. Shoulder Surfing is the use of psychological manipulation to gain the trust of an unwitting user. It’s not as fun as it sounds. Shoulder surfing is probably the simplest way for a hacker to gain information, but it’s still surprisingly effective. For example, a hacker could ask you to use your computer to send an urgent email. Shortly as a victim allows it (normally because they have a trust), the hacker will load malware onto the system to steal passwords or simply search around your computer for any mention of passwords, which many users foolishly leave on sticky notes on their monitor or in browsers.
Sometimes when part of shoulder surfing fails, the hackers will skip the personal information hunt completely. They know that many people prefer to keep their passwords related to their jobs, interest, phone number, pet name, lover, alias, and etc. Therefore, they study up on victims terminology and relevant facts about the person or certain company. Spidering (we will talk about it in my future post) is typically reserved for bigger companies, as they usually have more information online and are more likely to have standardized passwords. Spidering is especially effective for gaining access to WiFi passwords, Social media accounts etc. Most office routers are protected by simplistic passwords related to the business itself. Without much effort, hackers can break into the WiFi network and steal sensitive data. Spidering sites or social media websites like Instagram or Twitter to come up with word lists, which are then used to conduct brute force and dictionary attacks on users.
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Finding out a password is the usually the first step in hacking and breaking into systems, that's why there are so many articles telling you to change your passwords often and make them hard to figure out and part of practising proper password security is not leaving your password in plain sight. This shoulder surfing password-stealing technique gathers information from a computer. As the name implies, a hacker will simply look over your shoulder as you enter in passwords and other sensitive information. Shoulder surfing is more common with ATMs, credit card machines, and any other device that requires the input of a PIN.
According to Hacker’s point of view, if all else fails, use the simplest trick in the book and do it the traditional way. Shoulder Surfing is the use of psychological manipulation to gain the trust of an unwitting user. It’s not as fun as it sounds. Shoulder surfing is probably the simplest way for a hacker to gain information, but it’s still surprisingly effective. For example, a hacker could ask you to use your computer to send an urgent email. Shortly as a victim allows it (normally because they have a trust), the hacker will load malware onto the system to steal passwords or simply search around your computer for any mention of passwords, which many users foolishly leave on sticky notes on their monitor or in browsers.
Sometimes when part of shoulder surfing fails, the hackers will skip the personal information hunt completely. They know that many people prefer to keep their passwords related to their jobs, interest, phone number, pet name, lover, alias, and etc. Therefore, they study up on victims terminology and relevant facts about the person or certain company. Spidering (we will talk about it in my future post) is typically reserved for bigger companies, as they usually have more information online and are more likely to have standardized passwords. Spidering is especially effective for gaining access to WiFi passwords, Social media accounts etc. Most office routers are protected by simplistic passwords related to the business itself. Without much effort, hackers can break into the WiFi network and steal sensitive data. Spidering sites or social media websites like Instagram or Twitter to come up with word lists, which are then used to conduct brute force and dictionary attacks on users.
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