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From :my_name <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject : A good tool
Date :Mon, 6 Jan 2003 02:36:46 -0600
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Download a copy of PWDump3 (or whichever is the latest
version) to run the SYSKEY-enabled SAM file through.
The result can then be processed by L0phtcrack.
--- Simon Taplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Windows 2000, Syskey is enabled by default, can I
> copy the .sam file from
> \winnt\syste
[VPN with RedHat Linux]
http://www.freeswan.org
Try setting up the VPN using SSH.It's a simple and cost-effective way.
DRajesh
- Original Message -
From: "Aman Raheja" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:57 AM
Subject: VPN using Redhat Linux 8.0
> Hi All
> Here's the scenario:
> I have a
Also If you run ERD from the Backup utility it will create
'%WinDir%\repair\regback' with the new SAM.
Remember if you do not store the passwords using the LMHash they are a lot
harder to crack.
Dave
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Pez Mohr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Wed
There are scores of risk analysis tools in the
marketplace. It greatly depends on the type of
analysis you want to perform, and the level you want
to go.
If you are looking for simple network penetration
tools, you can get those off the Internet. But it's
generally the "buyer-beware" rule. From my
James Kelly wrote:
> I may be wrong in this, but im pretty sure from previous "exercises"
> that you can't copy the sam data when windows is running. It can be
> accessed however, when you have admin writes. Which gives LC4 access
> to the data, and as far as the technet claim, I have seen in my
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003 12:57:51 -0600, "Aman Raheja"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have a LAN at office (Win XP Prof, Slackware Linux, Redhat Linux 8.0)
>connected to the outside world with a router.
>RH Linux server has samba installed and configured.
>I want to set up a VPN so that I can access the
Hi Aman,
You have many many options.
My personal preference is to set up an IPSec tunnel between your
external router at work and your home computer. Remember IPSec cannot
pass through a NAT, so if you have a NAT at home you would have to
tunnel nat-nat.
But SSH can also be used to do port f
>> Question: How can someone bypass restrictions in
> Win2k
>> to install software when he doesn?t have proper
>> privileges?
>
> A little paranoia is a good thing, but since you're a
> user, it really isn't your concern. After all, if
> your company has policies against such things as users
> in
Just for your info, there is a thing such as .SAM files, MS office uses
them extensively, what they do for office I don't know. Also
lmhosts.sam is located in the system32\drivers folder. As you probably
know its just the sample lmhosts file. But in the sense you were
talking about, your correct
Add this one, interesting :
http://www.datarec.com/dataremoval.html
Regards
Max
-Original Message-
From: Dave Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 February 2003 00:15
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Data Deletion: all media types
Although this topic was briefly touched on last mon
Hello Aman,
You can use one of the following:
1 - Freeswan (IPSEC)
You can download IPsec at http://www.freeswan.org/. There's RPMs for
RedHat 8.0, and you'll not need to rebuild your kernel.
2 - CIPE
CIPE comes with Redhat linux. It's ver
My company wants to move towards Web-EDI and AS2 technology. I have been doing google
searches and I have found some information but still have questions. Does anyone have
any suggested configurations (rightnow we were thinking biztalk with covast - as2) any
security issues I need to be aware
I may be wrong in this, but im pretty sure from previous "exercises"
that you can't copy the sam data when windows is running. It can be
accessed however, when you have admin writes. Which gives LC4 access to
the data, and as far as the technet claim, I have seen in my own
personal experience, LC
James Kelly wrote:
> LanGuard is pretty cool, you can even download a fully working trial
> from www.download.com. It will tell you a great deal about a winbox,
> *nix it won't say as much.
You mean GFI Languard Network Security Scanner?
Here's a link to the d/l - ftp://ftp.gfi.com/beta/lannetsc
I've used freeswan to connect our local office to the one in Singapore
and mine at home. I highly suggest reading all of the documentation
before just diving in as it can be difficult to setup at times. Be sure
to have debugging turned up as it helps out a lot when trying to find
problems.
http://
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