I have a flat txt file that I need to decrypt so that I can build a new
database for membership. It was encrypted on a Windows 2000 box. Here is an
example of the format:
mystic:kdYE[JQKAZAKaMZEKWNeL:
mr:ihIAUNUYBACYUZeK_^]d:
jr:bxX[TMcaXAeIed__[LWN:
Anybody have any suggestions?
Alan
Do you have code on how it is encrypted? 'on a windows 2000 box' doesn't
say much. Windows passwords are stored in the sam database, in a binary
format, unreadable by users (and even by admins). You can brute force
those with l0pthcrack (www.l0pht.com), I don't know if it works for windows
2000.
"l0phthcrack" should work, since the "rocket scientists" in Redmond have still
retained the "NetBIOS" version of the password (the old "Windows for Workgroups"
version) in the SAM. So much for improved security...
(HA HA HA HA HA HA HA )
Roel Vanhout wrote:
Do you have code on how it is
