i just got home from church when i noticed that i had a PM in my pm box on here.  my sister's boy friend got onto my account and then changed my bio and all this stuff and sent me a PM saying

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Originally posted by my sister's boyfriend

LEAVE ALLISON'S COMPUTER ALONE. You thought you were smart changing the passwords, and making the guest account an administrator with no password. You may or may not have realized that it allows ANYONE connected to the wirless network to change ANYTHING on the computer. Big security hole.

Also, make sure you log yourself out of online communities such as this one... so that people don't log on as you and embarras you.

STOP being such an ass to Allison. Leave her computer alone. STOP getting her in trouble. Retribution will be swift and bay back's a bitch.

I'll let you decide wether or not to tell your parents about how I embarrased you. Either way stop acting like you're 5 and stop causing stress in Allison's life. Oh, and please stop touching her lap top. I have to fix what you mess up, and I hate this crap.

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oh just block the mac address of your sisters computer done. also wtf is he talking about.... she probably didnt change the defult admin pass, none. Also maybe you should explain to him why there is no pass on the admin pass. or get cookie to talk to him

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Originally posted by [MR
]making the guest account an administrator with no password.

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Originally posted by ValSpy
oh just block the mac address of your sisters computer done

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What about this software? http://www.farstone.com/home/ensite/products/dit.shtml

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Originally posted by http://www.farstone.com/home/ensite/products/dit.shtml
DefendIT 1.0 is a Wi-Fi router security setup and monitoring tool, which was designed with the non-technical user in mind. When you purchased your Wi-Fi router, you had to navigate through a complicated set of instructions to properly configure multiple security settings and in some cases, your Wi-Fi network may still be vulnerable to unwanted visitors. Perhaps your neighbors are using your Wi-Fi signal to access your PC or your Internet connection and you may not even know it!

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haha

windows networking.

go to network connections, and disable the connection he has set up between you nad him

what does he mean by payback?

hacking you?

if this geek of a boy friend isnt hard just break his nose ~ bottom of your palm to the base of the nose that is in line with the center of the lip, he'll soon shut up, but your sister might not talk to you for a while

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Originally posted by Methos2
if this geek of a boy friend isnt hard just break his nose ~ bottom of your palm to the base of the nose that is in line with the center of the lip, he'll soon shut up, but your sister might not talk to you for a while

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Originally posted by M73A
what does he mean by payback?

hacking you?

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Originally posted by Mike
What about this software? http://www.farstone.com/home/ensite/products/dit.shtml

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Originally posted by http://www.farstone.com/home/ensite/products/dit.shtml
DefendIT 1.0 is a Wi-Fi router security setup and monitoring tool, which was designed with the non-technical user in mind. When you purchased your Wi-Fi router, you had to navigate through a complicated set of instructions to properly configure multiple security settings and in some cases, your Wi-Fi network may still be vulnerable to unwanted visitors. Perhaps your neighbors are using your Wi-Fi signal to access your PC or your Internet connection and you may not even know it!

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By the way, its not free...

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Originally posted by Methos2
if this geek of a boy friend isnt hard just break his nose ~ bottom of your palm to the base of the nose that is in line with the center of the lip, he'll soon shut up, but your sister might not talk to you for a while

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its guna be a older bf aint it..

violence is never the answer...

and i doubt mr stands a  chance anyway...

hitting him would be stupid.

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tell your sister and parents at the same time..
if something happens, youll know who to blame and he thinks u will not tell your parents, what a surprise he is going to get!... i dont think your sister will like this, and i think she isnt aware of this...

Exactly, tell your parents, cause if you didnt mess with your sisters computers, the asshole is totally you for logging into your account.. Plus sue him if you want to do that... Plus secure your network

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Originally posted by damm-o
tell your sister and parents at the same time..
if something happens, youll know who to blame and he thinks u will not tell your parents, what a surprise he is going to get!... i dont think your sister will like this, and i think she isnt aware of this...

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use the xp firewall, click on dont allow exeptions, i dunno it helps much but try

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Originally posted by my sister's boyfriend again
Michael, I feel like I owe you an apology.

Allison told me that you were pretty upset by the e-mail I sent you and by what I posted on your profile for that online community. She told me you felt pretty threatened.

I wanted to let you know that I would never physically hurt you, and in no way was tying in insinuate that.

In retrospect, I shouldn't have done that and should have approached the situation differently.

The reason I did it, was to get your attention and to embarrass you into taking what I say a little more seriously. I was frustrated with you, and you don't make it easy for me to communicate with you. I'm really impressed and glad to see you taking an interest in computers; that knowledge will be invaluable for you in the future. That being said, you are at a stage in your computer knowledge where you know enough to be very dangerous. It's fine to play around with advanced options in an operating system on a your own machine. Take risks and try things you're not suppose to do. When something goes wrong and you have to reformat, it's all on you and you'll learn a lot from the mistakes you make. But when you start messing around on other people's computers, you start taking up their time. Spcifically, my time. Wether you realize it or not, you have caused me hours of frustration with Allison's lap top. Who do you think has to fix it when things go wrong? I'm not going to go into details, but there are certain websites that are dangerouse to play around on, and certain functions in a computer you should only preform if you know exactly what you're doing.

It's impresive that you were able to log into safe mode and bypass some of the security measure on allison's lap top. What you may or may not have known is that you left a HUGE security hole for anyone to exploit. Just like I could log into your online session on that community, ANYONE could have logged onto that lap top wirelessly to that account with no password, and done anything seeing as how it was a computer administrator. Further more, with your poking in safe mode, a driver issue developed with the touchpad on everyYou's account, and to resolve the problem we had to delete the entire user account. Not such a big deal this time (we're all lucky there wasn't anything important in that account) but it could have been a lot worse.

The point is, I dont want to be at odds with you. Next time I, or Allison ask you to do or not do something with the lap top, give us a better response. Don't stare off and halfway respond and then go right back to doing what you're not supose to. That is frustrating. When Allison asks you not to leave her lap top at the foot of the staris to be stepped on, listen to her. I promise I won't break into anymore of your stuff, nor will I hack any of your computers or online accounts.

I'd rather be your friend than your enemy. Take what I say seriously, and if you have a question about something, ask. I'll be happy to help you, and I know a lot about computers.

As far as telling your parents, I'm sure you'll tell them about this. Feel free to print it out and show it to them. No threats, but if you don't tell them, it's going to seem like you want things to get worse between me and your parents, and that's not in anyone's best interest. Allison and I are going to be together for a while, so it's best if we all just learn to get along.

Feel free to add me on myspace, I'd rather us be friends then not speak.

Jonathan

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Originally posted by my sister's boyfriend again
huge quote here

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i still dont think he got the email i sent him that counter explained his pm

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Well this guy sounds like a moron with a 7 foot pole up his butt.

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Originally posted by lou_habs
Even if he said he won't go into your files, the fact is that he did do it, without prior permission, and modified things. Of course, someone like a lawyer could probably fine plenty of laws to help you out, what I personally think would be best, is a security measure in the case that this sort of thing does happen again.

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PM me

actually.. don't do that

Hi,

While this probably is the last thing you want to hear at this time, your sister's boyfriend sounds quite intelligent and nice.  I don't think he is your enemy, nor that you should try to make him one.

It would appear that he thinks you did some things (to the laptop in question) that you did not do.   That doesn't mean it didn't happen, just that you weren't involved.  Perhaps you should tell him that, so he can look for the culprit in the right places.

We already took some steps toward securing your computer and there may be other steps to take, but seriously -- I would urge you to not turn this into a personal war against this kid.  It sounds a lot like poor communication and misunderstanding between well intentioned people.

rrriiighhttt.

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Originally posted by Adeptus
Hi,

While this probably is the last thing you want to hear at this time, your sister's boyfriend sounds quite intelligent and nice.  I don't think he is your enemy, nor that you should try to make him one.

It would appear that he thinks you did some things (to the laptop in question) that you did not do.   That doesn't mean it didn't happen, just that you weren't involved.  Perhaps you should tell him that, so he can look for the culprit in the right places.

We already took some steps toward securing your computer and there may be other steps to take, but seriously -- I would urge you to not turn this into a personal war against this kid.  It sounds a lot like poor communication and misunderstanding between well intentioned people.

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Originally posted by Max
That's so badly his sister's boyfriend.

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Originally posted by Max
That's so badly his sister's boyfriend.

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Originally posted by Max


That's so badly his sister's boyfriend.

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That's so badly his sister's boyfriend.

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i dont even understand what u are saying

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No, I didn't either until I read fishy's post.

i still really dont understand "thats so badly his sister's boyfriend"  reword it

He means that Adeptus is your sisters boyfriend.

The joke was that Adeptus is really your sisters boyfriend, but pretending to be somebody else, and influence you like that. Adeptus has the big post about why you should make up and be friends with your sisters boyfriend.