Microsoft Edge leaks your Microsoft account email and password!
Microsoft Edge leaks your Microsoft account email and password!
Bentley Lopez
Jack Parker
site stole my dog and downloaded malware
Adam Moore
>your password is newyork12
I wonder how you got hacked... really makes you think...
Daniel Edwards
I am not using IE, and:
>Your password could not be recovered within 30 seconds
But time to edit firewall rules.
Robert Bailey
>This test requires Internet Explorer or Edge to work.
Alright
>firewall disabled
>defender disabled
>using built-in admin account
>last update in early 2015
>not vulnerable
What a joke.
Christopher Ramirez
tempted to install windows just to try this
Cameron Ortiz
>>using built-in admin account
No wonder
>•Do not use a Microsoft login for your local Windows machine
Ian Morgan
Oh. There are people using non-local accounts?
Jacob Adams
I think these people who would use IE uses microsoft botnet account too.
Jonathan Davis
Doesn't really make sense with a local account, but it's very dangerous with a Microsoft Account.
Joseph Kelly
>he uses words found in a dictionary for a password
William Gonzalez
On Windows 10, Microsoft intentionally hides the function to make a local account.
Jose White
That's it. I'm going to use EVERYTHING Google!
Daniel Long
>Not getting the issue
The issue is that using default settings on Windows 8 and 10, using a Microsoft account (the default option), and using the built in browser with default settings will leak your Microsoft account name and NTLM password hash. Microsoft has also gone on record saying they will not fix this. This is made worse by the fact NTLM hashes aren't salted and are a fucking joke to crack.
Eli Parker
>using any windows other than 7
>ever
Andrew Bailey
>being in denial
Nathan Wright
Works on my machine™
Ian Powell
Are you using default firewall and browser settings? Are you using a microsoft account? Are you using default configuration settings so that NTLM hashes are still cached? Is your password under sixteen characters? If no to any of these you are testing it wrong.
Gabriel Watson
>microsoft account
Are you fucking retarded?
Adam Bailey
wait so this isn't actually a bit deal then?
Oliver Collins
>Microsoft Edge leaks your Microsoft account email and password!
>No it doesn't
>BUT YOU ARE NOT BEING VULNERABLE ON PURPOSE!!1! Y-YOU ARE WRONG
Fuck off.
Henry Reyes
You missed the point of this, see
Brayden Murphy
It is the default settings windows recommends to it's customers, and Microsoft refuses to fix it. How is that not an issue?
It is a big deal because most people use defaults, it isn't a big deal to you.
Camden Morales
"""""leaks"""""
Landon Parker
Do people actually use the Microsoft account for anything? What does this leak actually expose?
Jonathan Campbell
neither defender or the firewall are disabled by default you retard
Xavier Hernandez
See
Most people do, since most PC users are retarded. If you use a Microsoft account as your computer sign in it is stored in NTLM like local passwords are, which is a horrendously bad standard to use online. Microsoft in it's infinite wisdom tries to pass this information through your browser so you don't have to bothered with signing in on Microsoft's websites.
No one asked you to disable it, just don't tweak settings beyond the norm.
Grayson Bennett
>You missed the point of this, see
Tyler Walker
We are talking about how this is an issue for the average Windows customer, and how Microsoft is negligent in doing the bare minimum to help it's customers despite adverting security as one of the product's selling points. I am sorry if you think it is alright to ship a product with bad settings. You assume the average windows user in the wild knows anything about computers, they don't.
Chase Watson
Yes, most normie windows users are retarded.
Jack Sanders
Though apparently not as retarded as you are.
Noah King
>it's
its
Kayden Smith
That was my first post ITT, so I don't know what you're basing that off of.
Brayden Moore
That is one thing that bugs me about English. There is no need for "its", it is and it possessive can always be disambiguated through context. There is no reason to break syntax and remove the apostrophe from possessive it.
But, if you use it's instead of its, people will call you out for having incorrect grammar, because that is the standard.
Angel Foster
Ok, kid.
Sebastian Fisher
>msleak.perfect-privacy.com
lol OP find one person who uses Internet Explorer in 2016 ... your test is invalid ...
Colton Johnson
Windows 8.1
MS account login
> vulnerable
now it says "trying to crack"...
that won't work, it's a strong pw.
Jose Perry
malware go to hell
perfect-privacy.com
prevent this hurr durr by paying us 10$/month
Ayden Jones
>Microsoft Edge leaks your Microsoft account
>No Microsoft account, test OK
>ITS A LIE MORONS!
You are fucking retarded.
Evan Thomas
Works on my machine, don't have Edge so cannot try it
Isaac Anderson
typos can alwasy be disambigated though contects.
Elijah Murphy
>Opera
>Chrome
>NMS
Just end your life.
Alexander Ward
Why would I kill myself? Here's my reasoning on why I wouldn't:
If I live, there's always a chance of having good feels.
If I die there is zero chance of having good feels.
Easy choice to not kill self.
Austin Harris
I-I'm sorry Jordan
Dylan Robinson
>a text file is the only thing stopping you from killing yourself
Tyler Myers
No they don't, they stopped doing that after it was a pain in the ass to find in Windows 8.1
Jack Flores
Keep a dildo in your house and you will be too embarrassed to kill yourself.
Isaiah Morris
>that picture
you have to go back
Colton Lewis
Yes they still do. They made it a pain as to do it on Windows 10 for Enterprise computers.
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