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If you have an iPhone or iPod touch, chances are it is jailbroken. Since it unlocks and gives you many applications and hacks not provided by apple. Most iPhone/iPod touch Jailbreakers have an app called OpenSSH
This app allows you to send, receive, and edit files on your device. Using an SSH client such as WinSCP
Everyone has 2 accounts in SSH: root and mobile
Both have the same password: alpine
Did you know you can change the password in OpenSSH?
I highly recommend that anyone with OpenSSH change their password.
This will prevent hackers or anyone else accessing your data.
Tools Needed:
OpenSSH (Should be Installed)
Cydia (Needed to install MobileTerminal)
MobileTerminal (This is needed to change the password)
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Tutorial:
1. Open up MobileTerminal.
2. Login to root by:
1. Type login
2. Type root
3. Type alpine
You should be logged into the root account.
3. Type in passwd
4. Type in your new password (Must be bigger than 5 characters)
5. Type your new password in again.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 with the mobile account
Now you are more safe with your new password
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