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10.6: Unlock screens using any admin password
Right, with Kerberos, the password information is not even on your machine. Your password is checked against a key server which assigns a Kerberos ticket to your session on the machine and it is only good for that session. You would have to either catch the action of authentication against the key server or crack the key server, itself. Without Kerberos, a password can be cracked with a chosen text attack, which is more or less difficult depending on the strength of the one way hashing algorithm used to encrypt the password and on how strong the user's password is. See my reply to one of the other messages below for more about this.
10.6: Unlock screens using any admin password
Right, which makes me wonder what mvgfr (above) is talking about.
10.6: Unlock screens using any admin password
You simply replace the *reference* to the password (the text string in the AuthenticationAuthority attribute, if I recall), which tells OD where to find the password. |
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