Posted on 02/03/2007 10:16:20 PM PST by FairOpinion
Kenyan authorities say they have cracked the password on a laptop computer belonging to one of the most wanted Al Qaeda suspects in Africa.
A report by the Kenyan newspaper, The Daily Nation, on its Web site Monday quoted anonymous "senior police sources" as saying that the computer "contained vital information on terrorism training and intelligence collection, including spying."
Yes, I read that somewhere this week.
I hope they are sharing the info with our guys.
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I guess one freeeper was right--the password "ILuvBacon" worked.
If it was running Windows, then it's a 30 second job.
lol
Smiling...
I bet they employed a little "rubber hose cryptanalysis".
The password wasn't the only thing they cracked.
Vista.
Took them three days to boot it up.
Did these guys check with the FISA court first? If not, the NY Slimes, Washington Compost and the RATS are going to be very angry at the Kenyans.
Took them three days to boot it up.
:-)
What kind of drill bit did they use to penetrate the rock?
Hmmm. Somehow the Kenyan police hacking a computer brings up images of a bunch of guys with machetes.
"machetes?"
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