Passwords are hidden INSIDE your Computer's Memory - and you can get them!
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- čas přidán 1. 12. 2023
- It's really easy to find your passwords inside your computer's Memory (RAM) - and your anti-virus can't do anything about it!
But is there a way to protect against that?
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Sir,
But what is the solution for those who are not using Intel Pro? Secondly, make a similar kind of video on Android password security.
If I was concerned about protecting my hard drive it would have to be encrypted, Even if they access the hard drive I doubt they can can get past the encryption, Thats just my opinion, just don't forget your passwords FFS lol.
I might buy a spare hard drive and install windows 10 pro and use the bitlocker and see what damage I can do. Before you do it, I would watch a few videos on using bitlocker first, as I would hate to start with a system with everything then half way through there is a power out, Would the drive then be corrupted, I don't know, maybe I might turn the power off halfway through and find out....
I love your videos man. They are super helpful.
I appreciate that!
Wow- that Intel vPro is impressive. That is whty Intel is a leader in CPU and tech all the years.
Great work! 👍😊
Great video as always! Did this start with a specific gen of vPro? I work in IT and use HBCD all of the time to make .wim files for system images. These are mostly 5th-8th gen vPro processors. I have never had an issue accessing the C drive. Does it have to do anything with AMT being set to unprotected?
Great advice. Thanks
appreicate you being here!
Dammit intel vPRO is so powerful.
true story!
@@LironSegev Now I wonder how about linux on intel vPro. Is it supported?
Enjoyed your video thanks. I noticed i was unsubscribed, odd. I've been noticing this on a few other channels lately as well. Anyway resubscribed enjoy your day.
That's madness! Appreciate you being back 🔥
Yes that's smart. Protectors here always have Advantage actually xD but theoreticly all that viruses can attack exact that techinology itself, if to set them just for it
@LironSegev so what is the name of the forensic analysis software you used in this video and where can I download/buy it?
Thank you Liron. Great information.
I need your help about Memory integrity. By accident switch to OFF, second later tray to get ON but did not work, apparently due to driver incompatibility.
Cannot update them but got "you have the best driver", something like that. Is there any other problem then drivers? Please, help me.
Mahalo for showcasing this problem. I'd better temper my expectations when I teach myself how to setup and use one of my old banger laptops with a crummy AMD A4 in it to use as a pfsense/PiHole machine. Forewarned is forearmed. Aloha.
What is the alternative of Intel vPRO for a AMD processor? What can be done to secure a AMD system?
Hi Liron. What about win 10 services. MSc they are providing are they safe to be used.
So Liron what about windows Ctrl+Alt+Del to be used if you are only the administrative of your pc windows tell then every user and groups will press these keys at any cost to get your pc password to be accessed?
Could you take the hard drive out completely and stick it in a standard pc?
There would be no Intel chip protecting the HD so you could snag all the passwords that way. You'd need bitlocker too to protect against that.
well this kind of thing was the worst case for a remote attack or virus that bypasses windows it is was he was showing. If someone physically had access to your laptop, Vpro will not stop anyone from accessing your data if they really wanted to. It just does it from that specific laptop. Bitlocker or other extra tools will be needed to do that.
Do you have any videos on updating a graphics driver?
Intel VPro sounds great but by the time it is available on ALL computers someone will have a way to bypass it. Intel have been making processors for over 45 years and this tech should be already in every processor they make or at least a facility to retrofit it. Well done Intel but shame on you for not securing your customers sooner and then forcing higher prices to secure what should be standard security
eh....vPro was introduced in 2006/2007...
David, your are correct. Its has been compromised.
Hmm your video implied it was "new" technology" but that is even more reason it should be on ALL processors@@LironSegev
That's some expensive forensic password recovery software!😯
Use mcafee or any other drive encryption in normal Intel processor to prevent hiren
Can you find passwords on cell phones like laptops?
There must be a downside, surely. If a techie cannot see the drive, how can it be repaired?
I believe you can turn off some of the features of vpro in the bios for this purpose. Secure boot was the first real protection we got at a hardware level and some of my tools will not boot up with secure boot on so i turn it off when doing repairs with my tools. I have not messed with vpro yet but, I am sure they have some stuff we can turn off for this use case.
Not being a computer guy, If I were to do a memory dump on my main computer, would I lose anything?
nope - a Memory Dump just means I run some software which does a soft reboot of your computer and saves everything in has in Memory to files on the USB.
Thanks for the reply. Keep the great vids coming.
@@LironSegev
Memory is used to deal with things while the computer is running. Example is if you writing a word document and before it it is saved to your hard drive it is stored in memory. This is a small example. Once you power off your computer, your memory generally gets dumped or if it runs out software that is written correctly clears out parts of the memory it is using when it no longer needs it. This is where the term memory leak come from where software has a bug in it where it does not clear out its part of the memory and keep adding to it without cleaning itself which will keep using memory until it runs out.
Think of memory as temp storage. If anything like a word document for example goes to memory and eventually saves to hard disk for perm storage.
This begs the question of what tools you can use for ethical/legal operations to rescue a broken OS or hardware problem?
he just showed this tool. Hiren has bunch of tools to get into the hard drive to deal with broken OS problems. You can even use windows boot usb or cd to go into command prompt and enter some commands that can help fix BCD issues which is the boot stuff for windows for example.
how would the intel hardware shield stand up against the feds in an investigation?
actually intel could do something about external boot disks and do like apple by having their own t2 secure enclave chip to encrypt the drive.
also i doubt you can get anything from ram since the ram is wiped on restart and shutdown.
for the whole bunch of pc or laptop hardware to be optimized at their full performance just Enabled ECPNODE on your device manger Liron will explain it and see the magic.
and for the RAM every RAM in your pc or laptop have their not double but triple their performance capacity to be unlocked either old or new machines if you need to be gain it you can after 30 min of process Liron will explain it without any fear of hardware damage etc.
BTW is this software a buyable download or cloud platform that might have a backdoor?
its not software. Its part of the hardware that you get when you buy a vPro laptop - look for the sticker on the laptop
@@LironSegev so my current laptop missed the train!
@@RL.777 afraid so...
This is on newer laptops. I seen a laptop the other day came into our IT department. It had the Vpro sticker on it. It needed reimaging. Sadly the custodian of the laptop did not have the BIOS password. This prevented us from booting into our tools. This was not a Vpro thing. This was just a normal Bios thing. which for that group another higher level holds that information and could not get a hold of them. So we just took the hard drive out and hooked it into another device to pull down our image and put the hard drive back. IT workarounds hehehehe.
does this mean you cant use Hiren to fix disc/partition issues on this pc?
Is there a version for MacOS?
I have a memory for my old filmora video editor but its stored in a ip address which the software can't find?
so i keep getting the same message that it can't be found ? so i have to click on the same message over 50 times for the editor to work
sorry but have no idea what this is about
@@LironSegev i had a chat with Daniel B but there is no answer for the error message
Excellent video, Liron Segev! 😊
Liron I need your help, you there?
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How do we clean the ram so there's no longer the threat of losing personal information?
You can get them from right inside your browsers as well.
Chief, how do you know Intel has not found your password on the memory of the chip that you are talking about? Whoever wrote the program for the chip you mentioned here has a contract with Intel about what is stored on that memory!
What about AMD?
so it's dangerous to give away or throw away your laptop or desktop or even handphone ??!!
well...well...well...
yup
Can a linux boot cd access the C drive?
nope - I tried several Linux distros and none of them saw the drive
@@LironSegev Hey Liron,
I'm using a laptop that doesn't come with VPro. So I was wondering if
it's possible for me to take the existing memory out of the computer and
start clean?
So, in future if I used an encrypted USB stick or external hard drive to
store passwords on, would this stop it from being saved in the
computer's main memory or not?
Thanks in advance.
How sure are you about the Intel VPRO? The one who programmed it knows how to decipher your password!
Love your videos but your title should have made it clear this is only for IntelVPro.
totaly my bad - here I was thinking people want to learn something new.
You can't fix problems!
What about new AMD based PCs?