If you install the malware on your PC, it does not need any passwords as it is already run from your account. I recommend using a limited user account to prevent malware infection, only use Admin accounts to make important system changes, etc..
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they can access certen programs and can see ur passwords
an active malicious code system Data classification to ensure Secure update programs that limit access of info
One way is you will have to know the password. The other is there are programs that access the code and delete passwords from for example .ZIP files. Like Exell Pass Remover, Access Password Remover, and many more programs around the internet.
For any serious website the owners or administrators do not have access to the user passwords. Passwords stored in a proper system will be unrecognizable and virtually impossible to decipher.
There are ways to crack this, including some programs that will convert them, but they are all illegal, and the only reason for doing this would be to get into systems that you do not have permission to access.
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Viruses can have many different names or 'types' and can do many different things. A 'Stealer' will steal your saved browser passwords, a 'Trojan' will give a hacker access to all of your personal files and a 'Worm' will embed itself into your system to connect to a network of hacked computers (Usually to perform DDoS attacks).
passwords
No. Access Manager is a way of managing passwords and allowing you into files. Microsoft Access is a database application.
There are many software programs that remove passwords. However, you could use the sticky keys trick to hack the admin, if you have access to C:\WINDOWS\system32\.
passwords in computers are used for security.
Crimes involving illegal system access and use of computer services are concern to both government and business.