It's no secret. And it can be hacked in a million ways.
However, let me begin by saying, that this obviously assumes we have unrestricted physical access to the target machine. This also does *not* mean that this is a great Windows flaw, no it's not! It's a method and there are other methods of hacking passwords of other Operating Systems, including ANY other OS, provided we have physical access.
Here I have presented 2 methods to access your system after you have conveniently forgotten your password. Which I hope you would not. ;)
However, let me begin by saying, that this obviously assumes we have unrestricted physical access to the target machine. This also does *not* mean that this is a great Windows flaw, no it's not! It's a method and there are other methods of hacking passwords of other Operating Systems, including ANY other OS, provided we have physical access.
Here I have presented 2 methods to access your system after you have conveniently forgotten your password. Which I hope you would not. ;)
