*yawn*sorry but you sound like a horrible brother. at least he's not playing gta on his xbox as what that would teach him would be even worse!
he's at school and is learning a new skill. this'll hopefully get his interest in fixing and solving problems and kick start an interest in something new. how horrible are you to try and stop that because he gets around a school proxy. i'd hate to have someone like you on my family.
Air Proxy+13 year old brother=grrrrrr
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sorry but you sound like a horrible brother. at least he's not playing gta on his xbox as what that would teach him would be even worse! or playing mass effect as heaven forbid he'd see alien porn!!!
he's at school and is learning a new skill. this'll hopefully get his interest in fixing and solving problems and kick start an interest in something new. how horrible are you to try and stop that because he gets around a school proxy. i'd hate to have someone like you on my family, i had to double check to make sure you said you are his brother and not his owner.
grow up. he's 13, im 33 and he's visiting sites he shouldn't and hacking others face book accounts. im trying to be responsible for him and also teach him right from wrong.
If he continues to be an arse about it, kill his internet.
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well i don't think i'll be able to change your mind and i don't think you'll be able to change mind either. i thought he was year 11 not 13 so makes a small difference but not enough. i don't think what he's doing is wrong at all. i "hacked" into all my friends email accounts and would send emails to their friends etc. nothing wrong with that imo and i only learnt new ways to get into their accounts. i also knew not to hack into the teachers account and didnt need my "dad" to tell me not to do it.
I know where you're coming from. There are sites out there that really shouldn't be viewed by someone that age.
sorry but you sound like a horrible brother. at least he's not playing gta on his xbox as what that would teach him would be even worse! or playing mass effect as heaven forbid he'd see alien porn!!!
he's at school and is learning a new skill. this'll hopefully get his interest in fixing and solving problems and kick start an interest in something new. how horrible are you to try and stop that because he gets around a school proxy. i'd hate to have someone like you on my family, i had to double check to make sure you said you are his brother and not his owner.
I agree with this.
I'm glad my brother didn't try to police what I did online. Parental controls at 13? dear oh dear, parental controls aren't going to stop your brother becoming a bad adult, so stop getting so worked up about it.
I've been using computers and internet unrestricted since about 9 years old and I turned out fine.
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and you call me not very nice...you sound like a perfectly wonderful person.
i dont really think you can condone his behaviour.
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yes of course you did...
Same here asim. It's all about trust and responsibility at that age until 15-16 I suppose.
sorry?
It's trivial to turn a URL into an IP using web based DNS severs and bypass it all together.
Was your facebook password a simple dictionary word? I remember the limited scope of 13 year old hacking days
judging by some of your posts about your involvement with drugs and the police that depends on your definition of the word "fine"
I think there's nothing wrong with a joint or two and the internet has nothing to do with that mate.
He's a teenager, he's becoming independent and being able to differentiate between right and wrong without your brother policing your activities is natural. He should have been taught what's right and wrong long ago, now it's time for him to decide for himself. No amount of internet policing will stop him doing what he wants to do. He's already too clever for that now.
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You can't brute force any decent website, even if they had the actual database containing the user names and hashes they wouldn't be able to brute force it because they use a salt to prevent the use of rainbow tables. The story doesn't add up.
Sorry but there's no way in hell he could brute force your fb password without A) paying money B) your account being blocked/taking years to do it.
i can only assume he's brute force'd some other password such as the one on the router or maybe a windows password or something and the OP uses the same password for everything and thus his brother now has his FB password.