Crack Password Hashes in Lion – OS X 10.7
This guide details the surprisingly simple process to crack passwords in Mac OS X Lion. This is a Lion sequel to our extremely popular password cracking guide for Snow Leopard, Leopard and Tiger.
read more »4 Ways to Protect Your Computer From Being Hacked
Following these four simple rules will effectively prevent your computer from being hacked! It takes next to no time, and there’s no reason not to! Read on and you’ll find out exactly what to do.
read more »Port Forwarding Basics
Port forwarding is used to allow connections from external computers connect with services within a local area network. Port forwarding can be very useful if you want to connect to your computer from a remote location, and we’ll give you an overview how!
read more »How to Remotely Control Multiple Computers Using SSHSudo
Have you ever wanted to remotely control multiple computers at the same time with just a few simple commands? We go in-depth in this article and teach you how to do just that.
read more »AppleScript 101: Review and Moving On
It’s time to review everything you’ve learned so far in our AppleScript 101 series and prepare for the next step – a big, useful script that we’ll be putting together over the next few posts!
read more »Bash 101: Input and Output Redirection
This article is an overview of the basics behind input and output redirection in bash. This is a very cool piece of Bash that allows you to get data from a file, put data into a file, or even string several commands together. The two Bash Basics that allow us to accomplish this are called Standard Input and Standard Output. Most Bash commands support both of these.
read more »AppleScript 101: More User Input and a Simulated Conversation
Do you want to continue learning AppleScript? Take a look at this post and I’ll teach you how to use all sorts of AppleScript functions to make interesting and useful scripts! This post focuses on user input and interacting with the computer.
read more »Remotely Control a Computer: A Basic SSH Tutorial
Have you ever wanted to control your friend’s computer from your own computer at home? This article tells you exactly how to connect to their computer via SSH and then how to execute commands!
read more »Bash 101: Functions and Variables
In this part of the Bash 101 series, we expand on the very basic basics we touched upon in the first article and introduce the concepts of functions and variables. We’ll build on our previous hello world script and then create a new script to illustrate the concepts further.
read more »From Standard to Administrator
This article outlines how to give an account on Mac OS X administrator privileges, without previous knowledge of the root or an administrator’s password. We’ll be using Single User Mode (SUM) to gain root access to the computer, which is the diagnostic boot option built into Unix that automatically logs you in as the root user, allowing the usage of unrestricted commands.
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