
We've been archiving a bunch of old Xerox Alto disk packs from the 1970s. A few of them turned out to be password-protected, so I needed to figure out how to get around the password protection. I've developed a way to disable password protection, as well as a program to find the password instantly.
Xerox has failed to respond to this severe security hole in their computer, and every day they refuse to patch this vulnerability is a day their customers run a massive risk. Irresponsible.

Crazy crazy stuff. The engineers from PARC are commenting.
http://www.righto.com/2018/01/xerox-alto-zero-day-cracking-disk.htm...
So sad the PARC isn't what it was.
This is a particular gem.
Just help shows the human side of all this.
It is a good news. Because I have a bad experience with Xerox Printer. Thanks for sharing.
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