In order to see the passwords used by your Mac, navigate to the applications folder and open other and then Keychain Access. Once open, select System inside the Keychain box and look for your network, double click the chosen network and tick the show password box. A dialogue box will then pop up and ask you to confirm youContinue reading “Accessing WiFi password history – Mac”
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Vi, commands at a glance – basic
Vi can often be daunting, so here is my Vi commands at a glace list. Inserting: r Replace character under cursor with next typed character. R Replace characters under cursor until esc is pressed. i Insert before cursor. a Continue reading “Vi, commands at a glance – basic”
Patching Shellshock – Mac
In the event that you discover your Mac is vulnerable to Shellshock, the following action should be taken. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1769 – Mavericks (10.9.5 and above) http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1768 – Mountain Lion (10.8.5) http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1767 – Lion & Lion Server (10.7.5) To check whether you are vulnerable see Identifying Shellshock for full details on how to identify it.
Is my processor x32 or x64 bit – Mac OSX
Open the Applications folder or navigate to where Terminal is and allow it to run, then type uname -a and see what it produces. If you are presented with .. /RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64 then you have a processor capable of both x32 and x64 bit operation, if however you are met with .. /RELEASE_I386 i386 thenContinue reading “Is my processor x32 or x64 bit – Mac OSX”
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