I don't know which dating site u met this General on, but be aware that I have been sent 2-3 friend requests on Tango with this same name. They continuously keep changing his picture. I have never accepted his friend request. Unfortunately I recently fell victim to a romance scam online. These guys say the most beautiful things n tell u they love adore n want to spend the rest of their lives with you. Please don't buy it. They are scammers that do not care about u whatsoever. They will ask u for money. Most of them pose as widowed engineers with a child. They claim to be successful. What a joke. The name of the person who scammed for a little bit of money is name Patrick Nguyen. Not his real name. They will ask u to open bank accts n give them the username password n Q&As. They will try to transfer money into this acct, with ur name on it, via check. Rubber checks that is. Thank God my bank caught the check which had been altered. I called him out on it. Sure he scammed me for money but in the interim I learned a very valuable lesson. He will get u into serious bank fraud problems.
You just installed a new wireless access point for your home office. Which of the following steps should you take immediately to secure your WLAN?A. Spoof your clients MAC address.B. Change the Admin password on the AP.C. Change the channel on the AP to Channel 11.D. Set the SSID to SECURE
First of all, you don't need root privileges to build software and you don't need root privileges to compress them. So if you don't need it, you'd have to really be a Windows user to even think of getting that permission. But sarcasm aside, you may not even have root password.
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Credential stuffing or brute-forcing is a type of attack where a hacker tries multiple combinations of usernames and passwords to log into your accounts. To make sure their attacks are increasingly effective and to avoid triggering security alerts, cyber-criminals routinely buy lists of hundreds of millions of leaked emails and passwords. They eliminate unsuccessful combinations from their attacks and use fresh data leaks to increase their success rate. They also use timing to avoid being detected by automated security systems social networks have, creating fake accounts weeks before the actual attack.