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As I said no worries. |
I use HT Access on my ADMINCP DIR as well, but I installed this and tested it.
It works really well. Nice, Xrayhead |
Excellent - thank you, works like a real charm. Clicked install
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Works well! Thanks a lot.
*Clicks Install* |
Simply wonderful. I've always wondered about a hack like this. loe and behold it's here. I LOVE THIS PLACE>
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Clicked Installed! Tested OK on v3.0.3. Works like a charm! Asked a couple of friends (close) to try and log in (after I tested it first), and got the emails within 5 minutes. Now if we could only have it send out a message to your cellphone or pager, locate the user attempting to get into your Admincp, drag them before the "Court of Board Administrators", pronouce sentence on them, and string them up by their thumbs. :banana:
Great little hack EvilLS1! Thanks |
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What this really does is remove security from vBulletin, instead of just sending the md5 hash which at least hides the original password. I modified this version of the hack and removed the reference to the password used from this version I was working on and I think the hack author should consider adjusting the version posted. |
Well, actually from what i read inthe description is that, it shold send the tried password:
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so if you just mistyped your username, then no mail would be sent, as this user doesn't exist or is no admin, but if someone tries to hack into a real admin account, sending the passwords to this' accounts email wouldn't hurt. |
Yes, its supposed to send the password with any failed cp logins attempted. If the username is mistyped it will still send the password but again this is only for cp logins. Only staff members should be trying to login from here anyway. It doesn't send anything for regular logins. If you'd rather have it send an encrypted password instead simply skip the edits to adminfunctions.php and use the vb_login_md5password variable instead of the one added with the hack.
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Well I at least think it should be mentioned in the first post and the install file. I wasn't really bothered about it emailing the admin, its the fact it went through a proxy server and travelled about on the net unencrypted.
I went out of my way for vB3 to remove all cases of plain text passwords being sent over the network and I was just a bit shocked to find this out. I automatically assumed that my password was fine since i saw it clear the input boxes onsubmit as expected. Is there a real purpose to telling them what the password is? Someone logged in with an admin username you have their IP and everything else, why does it matter if they typed in "bob" as the password. |
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