eric pareja wrote:
Note: the unauthorized use of "cracker" tools on your school/work servers may
constitute a criminal offense, so make sure you know what the policy
is for your workplace/school. If you're doing it on your own
machines... that's your business. If you're "cracking" someone else's
password file... be aware that you may be liable for doing so.
xen
"cracker" tools are one thing but how about "sniffers" hiding on the
name of "network analyzer, protocol, analyzer, etc" ? it can easily
"catch" accounts and worst, private communications over the network.
one can easily say, "i'm just analyzing the protocols that passes on my
NIC and that's all" and the not-too-techie boss would say, "OK, good to
hear that (duh?)"
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