Hello Everyone ,
if you use active directory you may notice windows xp sometimes allows you to login to computer even if your network is unplugged. this is because microsoft save your active directory password hash into your system registry using some algorithm named as MSCASH . there are many tools availble on internet to dump or to get these password hashes from registry.Password hash is saved in the Windows registry and by default saved 10 hashes.you can read more about mscash here .
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Categories: Password Recovery, windows Tags: Abel, active directory, cachedump, cain, cracking, cygwin, hacking, linux, make, miccrosoft, mscash, password, registry, root, security, windows
Currently only for MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server. Most of the samples are not correct for every single situation. Most of the real world environments may change because of parenthesis, different code bases and SQL sentences.
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Categories: Database Security, Website Security Tags: cheatsheet, database, db, hacked, hacking, microsoft, MSSQL, mysql, network, root, security, sql, sql injection, sql server
Linux Security is a big topic and is difficult to be covered in one post. i will keep posting on this top time to time.
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Categories: Network Security, Server Security Tags: hack, hacked, hacking, ipchain, iptables, linux, network, password, password meter, permission, root, security, su, sudo, user