Erase eSign Presentation Computer

Erase eSign Presentation Computer

in this screencast I'll be showing you a simple back door that can be used to reset the password of any windows account on virtually any version of Windows however before we get started I need to mention two very important disclaimers the first is that you should only use these techniques to access computers that you have a lawful right to access so I'm not condoning tampering with computers that you do not have the right to be accessing and I do not intend this tutorial to be used for those purposes secondly if you lose data destroy your computer make anyone angry disrupt your day give yourself a headache or otherwise how bad things happen because of this tutorial it's entirely your fault so follow these instructions at your own risk with that out of the way let's define some terms this method for resetting Windows passwords through a backdoor will perform a password reset the nomenclature of the term password reset implied something a little different than just a password change a password reset can be disruptive resets do not perform any additional operations like changing the encryption keys that are associated with the user account and we're going to find that out here shortly you should also know that this operation is not a crack this is not a password recovery you're not going to be able to see the user accounts old password there are entirely different methods for seeking to uncover an accounts password but this tutorial doesn't touch on any of those this method simply resets the accounts current password to a new password of your choosing and you will never see what the old password was so now that you understand what this method will and will not do let's discuss a little bit about how we're going to be doing it first off physical access is a must now that can be through physically touching the machine or a KVM over IP device with remote media with remote media is important this is not a method to reset a password over a network so this won't work if you only have remote console access through say B and C RDP or some other remote access to elect our or viewer the whole method hinges on having physical access to the PC because ultimately the goal of this technique is to acquire unencrypted offline access to the windows system32 folder and rename a single executable file within that folder you can use any number of methods to do this including slaving the drive to another PC and browsing the file system using a Windows installation disk using any other bootable media really they can interact reliably with the NTFS file system so for instance a Linux live image on a CD or USB Drive you could use a recovery partition like you might find on a consumer PC whatever you do it really doesn't matter as long as you have unencrypted access...