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Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2013 19:14:19 +0100
From: madfran@...-ezine.org
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Hash from a Windows 7
magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com> escribió:
>> Information downloaded,
>> sys_build_local:1000:8175E8A5154A540C5DF3EF8A549185D3:6750FFA0E043035F3CF37B976CF1624B:::
>> the pass is: Victor-0000
>
> I believe you did something wrong, or your pwdump program did. The
> hashes for Victor-0000 are definitely these:
> sys_build_local:1000:120ef7d1e2fd748241163b31ff9b73bb:b35a45f1c9df2ef3a1b3012b93ce759b:::
>
> Try re-setting the password again, and make a new pwdump file. Maybe
> try some other pwdump tool. Please report back if/when you find out
> what is wrong.
What i did,
- Download pwdump7 from Tarasco.
- Loged as sys_build_local I launch pwdump7
- From BACKTRACK I copied SAM and SYSTEM
- I comeback to Windows 7 and sys_buil_local
- I launch pwdump7 against SAM and SYSTEM
Result,...always the same.
sys_build_local:1000:8175E8A5154A540C5DF3EF8A549185D3:6750FFA0E043035F3CF37B976CF1624B:::
I tried to use gsecdump, but the antivirus detect it as dangerous soft
and block it... and I don't want to touch the security of this laptop.
Perhaps the problem is in pwdump7 it self, I traying to report the
issue to Tarasco.
Regards,
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