In other news, I'm pretty sure I once cleaned a keyboard containing live roaches because an engineer ate messy hamburgers over it for lunch every day without cleaning them. It smelled and looked like a dumpster. There was no swapping keyboards for political and economic concerns. If you're a badass nuclear/electrical engineer, businesses tend to tolerate quite a lot.
In other other news, I once ran johntheripper against a NIS password hash dump (`getent passwd`) from my university's CS department's computer lab network. Within about 3 minutes, I had the login passwords of 5 professors, a dozen grad students, and about 40 students.
In other news, I'm pretty sure I once cleaned a keyboard containing live roaches because an engineer ate messy hamburgers over it for lunch every day without cleaning them. It smelled and looked like a dumpster. There was no swapping keyboards for political and economic concerns. If you're a badass nuclear/electrical engineer, businesses tend to tolerate quite a lot.
In other other news, I once ran johntheripper against a NIS password hash dump (`getent passwd`) from my university's CS department's computer lab network. Within about 3 minutes, I had the login passwords of 5 professors, a dozen grad students, and about 40 students.