http://cybermarshal.com/index.php/cyber-marshal-utilities/mac-memory-reader
Download "Mac Memory Reader 3.0.2'.
In a Terminal window, execute these commands:
cd Downloads
tar xzf MacMemoryReader_3.0.2.tar.gz
cd MacMemoryReader
Now Mac Memory Reader is ready to use.
cd ~/Downloads/MacMemoryReader
sudo ./MacMemoryReader ram
When the process finishes, you have a file named "ram" that has the entire contents of your current ram.
In a Terminal window, execute these commands, as shown below:
ls -l
cat ram | strings - - > ramstr
The second command will take a few minutes
to complete. It harvests all the readable
strings from ram and puts them into a file named
"ramstr".
grep "BLOTTO441" ramstr > temp
nano temp
This searches for the string "BLOTTO441" in
the captured RAM. It should not be there,
so nano should show an empty file.
If you repeat this project, the string may actually be there. In that case, add another digit to the end of the string to find a string you haven't used yet.
Don't use your Mac to create the account.
On your other computer, go to http://twitter.com
Create a new account with any name you like and this password:
BLOTTO411YOURNAME
Replace YOURNAME with your own name.
Log in to the account you just created.
cd ~/Downloads/MacMemoryReader
rm ram
Enter "y" to confirm the deletion.
In the Terminal window, execute these commands:
sudo ./MacMemoryReader ram
cat ram | strings - - > ramstr
grep "BLOTTO441" ramstr > temp
nano temp
You should see several lines, containing
the string BLOTTO441YOURNAME,
as shown below (although the example
below doesn't have your name in it):
Press Shoft+Command+3 to capture an image of the entire desktop. It appears on the desktop as a "Screen Shot" file.
Rename the image to the filename "Your Name Proj X6". Use your real name, not the literal text "Your Name".
Last Modified: 3-1-13 11 am