Autor: Slawek Duchnowski (nyce_guy_at_irc.pl)
Data: Wed 02 Apr 1997 - 05:21:46 MET DST
Gregorio Kus <Grego_at_RMnet.it> wrote in article
<199704011901.VAA05384_at_malcolm.rmnet.it>...
> On Tue, 1 Apr 1997 13:02:14 +0200 (CEST), Slawek Duchnowski wrote:
>
> >> On a positive note, by using this code NT system administrators
can
> >>view the passwords established by users. For years UNIX
administrators
> >>have used a program called Crack to open the password databases
> >>of their systems. But until now, NT administrators had no similar
program.
> >>
> >So, what's good for Unix is no good fo NT?
> >Is that right?
>
> jak zwykle wycinasz z kontekstu to co Ci pasuje.
> to co powyzej napisane to tylko artefakt. Najwazniejsze jest to,
ze:
>
> even a "reasonably skilled kid" with an inexpensive 386 PC
> and a 28.8Kbit/s modem could access an NT network,
> though not through a direct dial-in and log-on attack.
>
> a tego pod unixem nie zrobia.
>
Ciekawe: przy pomocy modemu, koniecznie 28.8Kbps ale bez dial-up i
logowania sie.......
Przegralem. Nie wiem jak mozna sie dostac do systemu w ten sposob.
Przez telnet?
To jest za trudne. A moze to data tak dziala 4/1/97?
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