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Reverted edits by Ysukivewug (talk) to last revision by PaulClayberg

Junk at 01:46, 24 November 2010

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PaulClayberg: /* Layman's Terms */

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PaulClayberg: /* Layman's Terms */

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PaulClayberg at 17:48, 6 March 2009

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PaulClayberg: /* Back Door */

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PaulClayberg: /* Back Door */

2009-03-06T17:43:13Z

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PaulClayberg: New page: =Back Door= A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of getting into a system or file by alternative means, such as hacking or network manipulat...

2009-03-06T17:42:46Z

New page: =Back Door= A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of getting into a system or file by alternative means, such as hacking or network manipulat...

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=Back Door=
A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Authentication|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.

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	=Back Door=		=Back Door=
	A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.		A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.

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	=Back Door=		=Back Door=
	A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.		A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.

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	===Layman's Terms===		===Layman's Terms===
−	A '''back door''' is another way of [[~~Access_Permissions~~\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.	+	A '''back door''' is another way of [[Access permissions\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.

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	===Layman's Terms===		===Layman's Terms===
−	A '''back door''' is another way of [[~~Access Permissions~~\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.	+	A '''back door''' is another way of [[Access_Permissions\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.

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	===Layman's Terms===		===Layman's Terms===
−	A '''back door''' is another way of [[~~Hacking~~\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.	+	A '''back door''' is another way of [[Access Permissions\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.

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	=Back Door=		=Back Door=
	A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.		A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.
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		+	A '''back door''' is another way of [[Hacking\|doing something you probably shouldn't be doing]], and if left unlocked is a bad thing for you and your computer.

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	=Back Door=		=Back Door=
−	A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.	+	A '''back door''', or "going through the back door," is a way of [[Security#Authentication\|getting into a system or file]] by alternative means, such as [[hacking]] or network manipulation. This means that the [[security]] of the file, system, or account was not strong enough and that other ways of accessing it were available, through force or by simple exploration.