I got to write many posts because, I think I need to share events that transpire. For this post, I will tell you how to hack into another person’s account.
I don’t know and I can’t think of a scheme right now how you could get rich out of it, only that you should consider, UPLB has a very slot deficit for many subjects, ergo, too little slots for so many people will lead to competition and ultimately desperation, you don’t know when the other person’s slot becomes a survival instinct. My intentions however, so I can make it clear and avoid misconceptions, is to scare the hell out of your people to change your passwords to less obvious and more sophistication with a good measure of mystery.
Of course the first thing you need from a person is his/her student number. Of course, contact number is important if you plan to trick or seduce him or her to telling you their passwords. But if you’re the somewhat shy type, student number will suffice.
- You need to know their names, full names. Because most people are afraid of complications, afraid to forget and some people are just so vain, you put all of them together you get high probability that the other’s person’s password is his/her name, Try first name ALL CAPS, firstname small caps, both names concatenated, nickname, etc, etc.
- You need to know people around them Part 1: Lover’s names, husband’s, childrens’.
- You need to know people around them Part 2:Their favorite taiwakoreachinese soap actor/actress. Favorite reality tv character, etc.
- You need to know people around them Part 3: Befriend their friends and no dummy, the password is not their names, you just ask for it directly since you are now in the circle
. A great majority of SystemOne users let share their passwords with close acquaintances as if it was toothbrush….no wait…as if it wasspare change. - Try sequential keyboard combinations that does not require the finger to tap far.
- Try their birthdays in full number form.
- And lastly, because the rule is minimum password length of 6. The number of characters of passwords for users is 6 to 8. You just do the darn math and count how many 6-character passwords you can type on the keyboard.
