FakeGINA intercepts the communication between Winlogon and the normal GINA, and while doing this it captures all successful logins (domain, username, password) and writes them to a text file. FakeGINA shows at least one very important thing - one should never use the same password on more than one system. If one system is compromised, the attacker might use something like FakeGINA to capture all the passwords, and then use them against other systems.
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