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2011-01-27
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2011-01-27
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So, you stole someone's N900 which has a lock code and you want to get the data from it...?
Good luch with that!
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2011-01-27
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2011-01-27
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2011-01-28
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2011-01-28
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2011-01-28
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2011-01-28
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#!/bin/sh echo 'Your encrypted lock code is:' echo root:$(grep -A 13 lock_code /dev/mtd1|busybox tail -1): echo 'Save that code to a plain text file, install John The Ripper, then run "sudo john /path/to/passwordfile.txt"'
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2011-01-28
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Thank you