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Oh, fun.... ...Thanks anyway...if you notice any developments...please give me a shout.

The encryption is in the tables itself....Thats what's got me confused. I have full admin access to the file...which is whats annoyin' me

Hi, everyone. I was just wondering if it was possible to decrypt the content of feilds on an access 2000 database. I was trying to update a website for a company and their user ID's are hidden by asterisks. So I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas how to get rid of these things?

Main PC: CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.85GHz RAM: 4096Mb OS: SuSE Linux 10.2 and Windows XP MCE 2005 HDD: 2X 500GB Seagates (SATA) OPT: Sony Dual Layer DVD +- RW 16x / CDRW 32x GFX: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 786Mb (Supporting screen 1 and 2) GFX2: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 256Mb (Supporting screen 3 and 4) Secondary PC: CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2000 1.7Ghz RAM: 1024Mb OS: Fedora Core 6 and Windows XP Professional HDD: 1X 160Gb (IDE) OPT: DVD reader/ CDRW GFX: NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX 64Mb Laptop: MOD: Dell Inspiron 6400 CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8Ghz RAM: 2048Mb OS: SuSE Linux 10.2 and (VMware: Windows XP Professional) HDD: 1X Fujitsu 200Gb (SATA) OPT: TSSCorp DVD +- / CDRW GFX: ATI X1400 256mb (dedicated) Server: CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.50GHz RAM: 8192Mb OS: Windows Server Small Business Edition HDD: 4X 500Gb Seagate (IDE) 2X 150Gb Maxtor (SATA) OPT: 2X Generic DVDRW/ CDRW 1X Tape backup 1X Removable disk bay (IDE) 2X ZIP 1X Fan and Temp Monitor GFX: NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX 64mb X2 (supporting 2 screens- 1 on each.)

Main PC: CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ 2.88GHz (2.88GHz times 2) RAM: 4Gb PC5300 GFX: NVidia Ge Force 7600GT with 256Mb GDDR3 HDD: 2X 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM OS: Linux (SuSE 10.2 RC1) and Genuine Windows XP Professional 2002 Secondary PC: CPU: Athlon XP 2000+ 1.8Ghz RAM: 2Gb PC5300 GFX: NVidia Ge Force 3 64Mb HDD: 200Gb Seagate Barracuda 10 (SATA 2) OS: Genuine Windows XP Professional 2002 Web Server / File Server / ShoutCast (Hosted Externally on industrial speed line): CPU: Quad Xeon RAM: 10Gb GFX: (unknown...probably onboard) HDD: 1X 80Gb SCSI, 4X 500GB SATA OS: Red Hat Linux Machine: CPU: AMD Athlon 1.9GHz RAM: 1.5Gb PC5300 GFX: ATI 128Mb Onboard graphics HDD: 150Gb Maxtor 7200RPM OS: Kubuntu Linux 6.10 Server Machine: CPU: AMD 1.3GHz RAM: 512Mb GFX: 8Mb generic HDD: 2x 500Gb Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM OS: Genuine Windows Server 2003 Small Business Edition Laptop (Dell Inspiron 6400- Purchased off dell.co.uk): CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.66GHz RAM: 1024Mb (1Gb) DDR2 PC5300 GFX: 256MB ATI® Mobility™ Radeon® X1400 HyperMemory™ HDD: 80Gb 7200RPM OS: Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Pocket PC (HP Ipaq RX3115): CPU: Samsung SC 350MHz RAM: 128Mb GFX: Pocket PC Graphics HDD: 64Mb Flash OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition WIFI Bluetooth IR

Just doing my job, i was thinking the same thing, it would be good to get this device hacked up to work as the origional Inventel device worked...and get rid of all the BT/ Orange/ Wanadoo branding and ISP lock.

This device is the Inventel DV4210 / DV4410 AKA the BT HomeHub / Orange LiveBox. This information is taken from the Inventel website: From what I can see there, it's a linux PC with a built in Ethernet port, bluetooth, USB, Linux 2.4 Kernel, PCMCIA/cardbus slot and a good WI-FI adapter... Do you have an Inventel Box? Have you been able to find any software to gain access to it? Do you know of any projects that involve this device? Your thoughts?

Hey, i hope you don't mind, but I'd love to try to Re-Animate one of the ships on show, and make it look more real! I will get back to you guys :) [/img]

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Wasn't this a thread about images, anyway, I have added another little thing to the goodies page, i'm always contributing :P

Nice!

I'm gald you think my images are of retail quality :) I would happily develop stuff to be sold on a Hak.5 Gift Shop.

My two goodies went kaput earlier when one of the CPU's came off our WebHosting server in Pensylvania...

Vista, shiny PAH!