Hi there, I just hacked into the admin of a bank, and hoping to get their username/passwords to popup on the logon screen, clicked 'commit' for all the accounts on the bank.
Problem being: now I can't access any of the accounts on that bank anymore, even ones I could hack before.
Password breaking and manual password entry are not working.
Any ideas?
"Commit" option in bank broke something
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I logged into the "admin" section on the bank (Wolfram International), and went through all the accounts under the "Account Management" or whatever tab there.
There are 4 buttons there, one of which is "commit". Once i have done this for an account, I have later discovered it seems to 'lock' the account so that you are unable to log in to it, and Password Breaker quits when you run it, just as it would for an incorrectly typed username.
Prior to discovering the effect, I went through and 'committed' all of the accounts for the Wolfram bank, thinking it would record the username/passwords of each.
Final effect is: unable to log on to *any* account on that bank, even ones I had already hacked and had the password for.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
There are 4 buttons there, one of which is "commit". Once i have done this for an account, I have later discovered it seems to 'lock' the account so that you are unable to log in to it, and Password Breaker quits when you run it, just as it would for an incorrectly typed username.
Prior to discovering the effect, I went through and 'committed' all of the accounts for the Wolfram bank, thinking it would record the username/passwords of each.
Final effect is: unable to log on to *any* account on that bank, even ones I had already hacked and had the password for.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
Have to say I have never come across this behavior before, and just for future reference, that password commit screen, normally at any rate, should not do anything, I think it was some kind of unimplemented mission where you had to change passwords or something. Other then that all I can suggest is don't do it.
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