Reset/Hack Linux Root Password ( Unprocted GRUB )

Posted on by Osama Mustafa in Operating system
Do you want to learn something New ? Hack/Reset Root Linux Password Then Continue Reading.

Root is the user name or account that by default has access to all commands and files on a Linux or other Unix-like operating system. It is also referred to as the root account, root user and the superuser.

What If I Forget Root Password? Check The below

Restart The Server and you must see this screen Pause it click arrow :

Second Press “a” then add “1” like the below screen after finish Press enter :

Now Black Screen :

Print “Runlevel”

and Reset Root Password like the below by type “passwd” command :

Note : This Way works with Redhat , Fedora and CentOs i didn’t try it on Ubuntu

Thank you
Osama mustafa




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Osama considered as one of the leaders in Cloud technology, DevOps and database in the Middle-East. I have more than ten years of experience within the industry. moreover, certfied 4x AWS , 4x Azure and 6x OCI, have also obtained database certifications for multiple providers. In addition to having experience with Oracle database and Oracle products, such as middle-ware, OID, OAM and OIM, I have gained substantial knowledge with different databases. Currently, I am architecting and implementing Cloud and DevOps. On top of that, I'm providing solutions for companies that allow them to implement the solutions and to follow the best practices.

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