September 2013 - Blind-sysadmins - lists.hodgsonfamily.org

How to use GRMl or similar to crack Windows log-on password?
by Barry Toner 20 Sep '13

20 Sep '13

Hi folks, We have a PC that has just been handed back into us from a site in work. Of course the tech who set the machine up is no longer with us and we've went through our standard IT dept passwords but can't' get onto the admin account he setup. Can anyone advise on either A how to get into the Windows Admin account or B what I need to do to use GRML or something similar, (without sighted assistance), to crack the password? Thanks, Barry. Barry Toner IT Assistant IT Department Clanmil Housing Northern Whig House 3 Waring Street Belfast BT1 2DX Tel: 02890 876000 Fax: 02890 876001

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winstaller
by Ibraam Wahib 15 Sep '13

15 Sep '13

hello dears do you tried winstaller? by the same way no hope to let pe-windows use nvda to build maintenance cd, like ultra-boot or heryn's boot. thanks

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Moving from VMWare lab manager to VCloud
by Jared Stofflett 12 Sep '13

12 Sep '13

Hello, I’m a developer who uses VMware Lab Manager to do a lot of testing. Our company is moving to VCloud, and I’ve taken a look at it. It appears to be flash based with half of the stuff labeled, and generally unusable. Are there any alternative interfaces I can use for this? I don’t mind a command-line interface but am not sure how all the authentication would work since it appears that we semi integrate with active directory since when we log in we have to enter the same id and password we use to get onto the domain. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Moving from VMWare lab manager to VCloud
by Jared Stofflett 12 Sep '13

12 Sep '13

Hello, I’m a developer who uses VMware Lab Manager to do a lot of testing. Our company is moving to VCloud, and I’ve taken a look at it. It appears to be flash based with half of the stuff labeled, and generally unusable. Are there any alternative interfaces I can use for this? I don’t mind a command-line interface but am not sure how all the authentication would work since it appears that we semi integrate with active directory since when we log in we have to enter the same id and password we use to get onto the domain. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Re: [Blind-sysadmins] questions
by ke4obt＠ke4obt.net 11 Sep '13

11 Sep '13

If you're comfortable using linux you might want to give vinux a try. It's an Ubuntu derivative made for and by the visually impaired community. It can be found at: http://vinuxproject.org Hope this can help. Flip

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Re: [Blind-sysadmins] questions
by ke4obt＠ke4obt.net 11 Sep '13

11 Sep '13

If you're comfortable using linux you might want to give vinux a try. It's an Ubuntu derivative made for and by the visually impaired community. It can be found at: http://vinuxproject.org Hope this can help. Flip

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Re: [Blind-sysadmins] questions?
by Philip Halley 10 Sep '13

10 Sep '13

If your comfortable using linux you might want to give vinux a try. It's a Ubuntu derivative made for and by the visually impared community. Can be found at: http://vinuxproject.org Hope this can help. Flip

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Conduit search protect, help in killing and removing
by David Mehler 10 Sep '13

10 Sep '13

Hello Everyone, I've got an x86 win7 box that came to me for help. The report was the internet was slow and the box had slowed down. Well, checking it I know why, someone had turned *off* UAC entirely and installed a bunch of stuff, a tpm (Trusted platform module) program, and a wireless driver it looks like someone was atempting to do win7 wireless sniffing just as a guess. There were also a torrent program and something called zlosk messenger that was the obvious stuff, in addition there's something called conduit search protect which is malware, and was described by a page on the net as having rootkit characteristics but not being one. Well, I've thrown essentials and malware bytes at it, both with the latest updates, and that's not clearing it. Some pages show recommendations to deal with it, but I have never heard of any of the programs, they're not made by a familiar vendor so I don't touch them. I've got the box disconnected from the net, in my experience some of this malware phones home as I call it for help, which is what I don't want. I'd appreciate any recommendations or if you've fought and killed this thing previously what you've used. Thanks. Dave.

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Conduit search protect, help in killing and removing
by David Mehler 09 Sep '13

09 Sep '13

Hello Everyone, I've got an x86 win7 box that came to me for help. The report was the internet was slow and the box had slowed down. Well, checking it I know why, someone had turned *off* UAC entirely and installed a bunch of stuff, a tpm (Trusted platform module) program, and a wireless driver it looks like someone was atempting to do win7 wireless sniffing just as a guess. There were also a torrent program and something called zlosk messenger that was the obvious stuff, in addition there's something called conduit search protect which is malware, and was described by a page on the net as having rootkit characteristics but not being one. Well, I've thrown essentials and malware bytes at it, both with the latest updates, and that's not clearing it. Some pages show recommendations to deal with it, but I have never heard of any of the programs, they're not made by a familiar vendor so I don't touch them. I've got the box disconnected from the net, in my experience some of this malware phones home as I call it for help, which is what I don't want. I'd appreciate any recommendations or if you've fought and killed this thing previously what you've used. Thanks. Dave.

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questions?
by Ibraam Wahib 09 Sep '13

09 Sep '13

hello friends please, need your help 1- could i find a talking boot CD like hyren cd, or anti-virus, build on pe-windows or even linux? 2- to use teamviewer both computer must have the same screen-reader? for example i've nvda and need to access computer have narator only or jaws, it it possible? thanks

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