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I work at a school. I have access to a label maker. I put "NewPasswd = hunter2" on the inside of my work laptop because Im immature. Caught 2 people trying to login with it. (worst part is only 1 was a student...)
I wonder if you can configure your laptop to take a picture if the password entered is "hunter2"...
https://askubuntu.com/questions/253189/can-i-make-the-webcam-take-a-picture-when-an-incorrect-password-is-entered And for windows you need a dedicated program...
Definitely possible on Linux. Not so much on windows
Webcam snap on bad password, you'd have to write something. Make a service, watch the security events for failed login. I think you could do it, but it would be work.
Just edit PAM to run a script on fail if the attempt was hunter2. The script takes a photo with the webcam. I'm sure there's cli webcam utilities.
speaking more toward the windows side
I remember having something like that on windows, but maybe it was the adware from the manufacturer, I don't remember