Re: brute-forcing NTLM HTTP Authentication

From: freeholdat_private
Date: Sat Sep 29 2001 - 13:49:29 PDT

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    Lanman's challenge/response-based and it can cave when bruteforced. 
    There was a patch released some time ago because of a potential
    Lophtcrack brute-force between IIs & clients w/ WEC (ME & anything with
    Office2000).  WEC didn't play nice with IE zone settings.  Ditto a 2k
    telnet client/ntlm problem (the client is 'optional' but enabled by
    default I think).   Ditto Netbios/ntlm.  Windows sends the auths without
    telling users, another example of 'transparency' I guess? ;)  
    
    My favorite ntlm-for-dummies:  http://www.innovation.ch/java/ntlm.html
    
    Missy
    
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