You need admin level access to use PWDump. So, you can do a few things depending on the config of the remote box. There is a cool tool, also written by Todd Sabin author of PWDump called HK which works great to elevate your privleges. Simply exploit Unicode to upload HK to the directory you are dumping your tools in. Read the doc with HK to understand the usage but it works great on NT 4.0 boxes. Or, you can go to www.dogmile.com and grab a cool .asp that apparently exploits some .asp vulnerability that launches your code in system context. I haven't tested the .asp yet so I can't say too much about it. You can also attempt to grab the sam._ from the \winnt\repair directory. On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Lists wrote: > Hello all. Our company is currently doing a pentest for a customer. > Normally, we grab the boot.ini file from the target server and that is > sufficient. However, this customer has required us to "grab the hashes", as > the sysadmin of the company stated. He feels that he has proper permissions > set on all of the "important" files and this would not be an adequate test. > The server was found to be vulnerable to the UNICODE vulnerability. We were > able to use the upload.asp exploit to upload pwdump2.exe and samdump.dll to > the server. However, we have been unable to get pwdump2 to execute properly. > We also copied cmd.exe to another directory renaming it to cmd1.exe to run > the commands. But again, no results. > > Has anyone been successful in getting pwdump2 to work through UNICODE? If > so, what was the syntax you used to get it to go through? > > Any advise on this would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Allen Archer > Creative Solutions, Inc. > Atlanta, Georgia 30303 > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- "I'm in trouble for the things I haven't got to yet" hellNbakat_private http://www.nmrc.org -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus Security Intelligence Alert (SIA) Service. For more information on SecurityFocus' SIA service which automatically alerts you to the latest security vulnerabilities please see: https://alerts.securityfocus.com/
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