In a previous post we described how you can see codeς πρόσβασης (passwords) που εμφανίζονται σαν τελίτσες. Σήμερα θα δούμε εναλλακτικούς τρόπους που μπορούν να σας εμφανίσουν κωδικούς που έχετε ξεχάσει και είναι αδύνατον να θυμηθείτε.
1. BulletsPassView from Nirsoft
BulletsPassView is a Nirsoft application that allows the user to see passwords behind the dots and asterisks in Windows. The program works with Windows and Internet Explorer password boxes. It doesn't work on applications τρίτων κατασκευαστών όπως στον Firefox, το Thunderbird ή τον Google Chrome που χρησιμοποιούν άλλα μέσα για να αποκρύψουν τους κωδικούς πρόσβασης. Λειτουργεί ωστόσο με πολλά FTP Clients και άλλα προγράμματα που χρησιμοποιούν τον εγγενή τρόπο απόκρυψης κωδικών πρόσβασης.
BulletsPassView is the successor of the well-known Asterisks Logger and supports Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8 Windows 10 not tested), Internet Explorer. The app also has options lineof commands.
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2. Use the Show Password on Focus extension
Another way to display passwords in your browser is to use an extension. As you would expect Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox to have thousands of add-ons, and some of them show the passwords behind the dots. (Of course, you can also view their passwords from your browser settings, but the extensions below make things easier.)
A simple and effective extension for Chrome is Show Password on Focus, which will display the characters each time you type in a password box or click on it with your mouse.
The add - on for the Firefox called Show Password and it works slightly differently because you have to click on an icon in the plugin bar that will either turn off or disable the character display in the password field.
3. Reveal passwords using javascript
It is the way we have described in a previous publication. It will reveal to you every protected code with heifers in your browser. It comes bundled with the above utilities because it works in programs browsing the above tools can't do anything. Just copy the entire string from the box below and paste it into your browser's address bar. If there is a field with a hidden password, a small pop-up window will show you what is hidden behind the lines.
This method works with all browsers, but not with Firefox that has Javascript disabled in the browser's address bar. Of course you can turn it on again.
To do this, type about: config in the Firefox address bar, promising to watch in the box that pops up, and search for "noscript.allowURLBarJS". Double-click the entry to change it from False to True.
The above method may not work in Chrome as Chrome can search with Enter. One way to work is to use the following bookmark. Save it to your browser and use it when you need it.
4. Uncover the browser passwords through the Web Code
The following method has been successfully tested on most recently Chrome, Opera and Firefox browsers.
Assuming you're on a website with a hidden password, double-click the password to highlight it, then right-click on it and select 'Inspect'. In newer versions of Firefox you will also need to click the control panel button at the bottom left to view the html content (Alt + M).
After viewing the html content of the page, the password bar should already be marked. As shown in the following pictures in this line there is the value: "Password" between units. Double-click on "Password", delete the word completely and look at the login screen ... Your password is there ...
Ο Internet Explorer δεν διαθέτει κάποιο παράθυρο επιθεώρησης, αλλά έχει ένα παράθυρο Εργαλείων προγραμματιστών, πατώντας το πλήκτρο F12. Αναζητήστε και πάλι για την τιμή “password” και διαγράψτε τη λέξη. Θα δείτε όλα τα passwords που επιθυμείτε ακολουθώντας την ίδια procedure.
