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This week has been a MAJOR ClustrFrack brought to us by the incompetance of NetGear.
Sparing the rant and moving to the current problem
After finallygetting this thing back online with 6.10.1, my final step was to change the admin password from the default.
Since then, I have been locked out of the admin interface. It does not accept the CORRECT password OR the default password. It locks me OUT five minutes at a time before I can try again... And, to add another kick in the 'nads... Yes! That's right! Password reset/recovery will not work!
Anyone got any real options besides resetting this thing AGAIN?
On the web-based setup, it prompts for all the password information and recovery options....
When clicking 'Next', it displayed an error that the 'Recover Password" method was not successful. After going back to the previous steps, I tried default AND the password I entered... No access... And, locked out again.
I am sick to my bones of this incompetence.
That would be funny if it weren't so utterly (and typically) dismissive of the problem..
HTF do I lock myself out by just updating a password and logging back in? How does a system just become unresponsive to proper login credentials. Please explain using small workds - as you obviously think I am too stupid to change a password and log back in properly... ALSO.... not the only one here with this problem ace!
Now... has anyone found a solution for this? or do you just want to continue insulting my intelligence?
Your call.
if it makes you feel any better... you are not crazy... the same thing happened to me - I had an RN528X & RN628X Running 6.9.5 - I backed up the data.. did a firmware upgrade to 6.10.1 then did a factory reset.. when to change the default password to something else.. seemed to login OK... then about 20mins later it kept telling me my user/pass was incorrect & locked me out -- in my case (since no data on the NAS) Did another Factory Reset & password change.. and I've not had a problem since - it's probably a bug introduced since 6.9.5 but happens in rare situations so it's hard to Reproduce (therefore hard to fix) -- I always have a 2nd NAS Server as a Mirror backup to the 1st - then mission critical data on the NAS devices backed up to the cloud... so 3 copies..
HTF do I lock myself out by just updating a password and logging back in? How does a system just become unresponsive to proper login credentials. Please explain using small workds - as you obviously think I am too stupid to change a password and log back in properly... ALSO.... not the only one here with this problem ace!
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While settings in AD provide flexibility for IT administrators, they also increase risk. Plain text passwords are weak passwords and can be exposed within Active Directory, which represents a major vulnerability. Older encryption settings and default passwords can easily be left in place.
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I want to create a brute force password finder using python for ethical reasons, I looked up tutorials on how to do this and all the tutorials I found have variables that contain the password. I want to find the password but I don't know what it is.
So what I want for the code to do is to get the password text-box of any website and take passwords from a list I have and try using them in the text box. I am not sure how to do that, but here is some sample code of what I have so far. Also, I am a somewhat beginner when it comes to coding python, I have a somewhat good grasp of the fundamentals of the language. So depending on how you word your response I might not understand what to do.
So most websites will use a POST request for their logins. Identify the requests attributes and its path. Then use the requests library to make the same request inside your password cracker. Now onto the Password Cracker part. If you are looking for a numerical password cracker that is a lot easier. For example.
Now this would still remain efficient, however if you're cracking an alphanumerical password it would cross the line into completely redundant and useless. It would take 92 years on a pretty decent CPU to crack an 8 character password.
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LastPass logged me out of my account on a Mac. I tried to sign in with my master password and it won't take that password anymore. When I try to recover the password, I get the message "The link has expired or is invalid. Please generate a new link and try again." I tried multiple browsers, the recovery link just isn't working.
After contacting support, they recommended to set up biometrics recovery but they say I need to update the app. The problem is, if I do that, I won't have the master password to sign in in the first place!
After the system reboots, set a new root password. This isuseful since the root user provides complete control over theswitch, and providing a new password now helps in case the currentpassword has been forgotten, which is a common problem.
The client has a HA cluster of two Juniper Networks SRX345 with the JUNOS 19.4R3-S13 version. The cluster is working wonderfully, but the root account password no longer works. We have tried logging in with previous passwords and all attempts were unsuccessful whether it was through J-Web, SSH, and Serial. Now, it is necessary to perform a password recovery as described in this document: User Access and Authentication Administration Guide for Junos OS (Recover a Root Password Junos OS Juniper Networks). Although it seems straightforward, it does not mention whether the SRX/cluster configuration would remain intact.
This will be my first time performing a password recovery on a Juniper Networks SRX device. Also, during this process, we will leave the second node online while working on the primary node which is to be offline.
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