The Anatomy of a Hack – Hacking with Cain - By Ramius
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L0phtcrack is very similar to cain some say better some say worse
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maybe they never log out. like me
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i have the same problem. i'm on a university network and can't check what type of switches we're plugged into until later this night.
i can't get onto my roomates computer (not trying anything malicious, just to get this to work. he knows i'm doing it and i have his permission to tinker with his comp). we have the same default gate, same dns server, same dhcp server, same ip range (xx.x.x.167 and xx.x.x.122) where my primary .4 and secondary is .3 and his primary is .3 and secondary is .4. i dont think that this should cause this problem.
whenever i logon to a computer, i can check the status under the sniffer tab under passwords (far right) and it always says my status is a "guest" even if i login with an administrative user/pw. it's like i'm logging in with a bogus name/pw (which i can also do and get guest access) and doens't even recognize that it's administrative.
if i install abel manualy on his computer, then i can get to abel while still using guest rights. but that doesn't do me any good see as how i would need physical access to every computer i want to dump hashes for (honestly i just like breaking the pw's, i dont care about people's computer contents or being malicious. we started a project on encryption in one of my classes and that's why i'm interested.)
i can't get onto my roomates computer (not trying anything malicious, just to get this to work. he knows i'm doing it and i have his permission to tinker with his comp). we have the same default gate, same dns server, same dhcp server, same ip range (xx.x.x.167 and xx.x.x.122) where my primary .4 and secondary is .3 and his primary is .3 and secondary is .4. i dont think that this should cause this problem.
whenever i logon to a computer, i can check the status under the sniffer tab under passwords (far right) and it always says my status is a "guest" even if i login with an administrative user/pw. it's like i'm logging in with a bogus name/pw (which i can also do and get guest access) and doens't even recognize that it's administrative.
if i install abel manualy on his computer, then i can get to abel while still using guest rights. but that doesn't do me any good see as how i would need physical access to every computer i want to dump hashes for (honestly i just like breaking the pw's, i dont care about people's computer contents or being malicious. we started a project on encryption in one of my classes and that's why i'm interested.)
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Pozican, you running 2.7.3? The new version works great with SP2. Your having problems with the raw sockets?
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awesome job ramius. Looks real good, awesome job writing all that out.
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Just a question on cain & able.
When I install cain & abel onto a network, I disable the antivirus first.
The crappy antivirus automatically starts up again after a few mins and detects and quarentines abel's dll file.
Just wondering if the sniffer requires abel to work or can you just use cain? Probably a stupid question.
When I install cain & abel onto a network, I disable the antivirus first.
The crappy antivirus automatically starts up again after a few mins and detects and quarentines abel's dll file.
Just wondering if the sniffer requires abel to work or can you just use cain? Probably a stupid question.
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Still same! :(
The antivirus is McAfee 8.0 virus scan enterprise.
I think that the antivirus gets reenabled by the server, cant seem to find a disable button for long term.
Could uninstall it then reinstall it when ive finished sniffing but the time it would take to do so would probably get me caught. :?
Ill have a read though the McAfee readme files.
Could disconnect the network cable, disable the antivirus, download cain and abel, install it then plug network cable back in.
The antivirus is McAfee 8.0 virus scan enterprise.
I think that the antivirus gets reenabled by the server, cant seem to find a disable button for long term.
Could uninstall it then reinstall it when ive finished sniffing but the time it would take to do so would probably get me caught. :?
Ill have a read though the McAfee readme files.
Could disconnect the network cable, disable the antivirus, download cain and abel, install it then plug network cable back in.
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ok now i did all like in tutorial. But when i start to install Abel he installs 50 percent and then gives me an error sayin Coulnd copy abel.exe. The network path was not found.
Then i click ok and another message pops up saying could not open service control manager: Access is denied. Could someone explain to me what this means.
And sometime i try to get usernames message comes saying that could not get someking SID.
What this SID means. I would appreceate the help :)
Then i click ok and another message pops up saying could not open service control manager: Access is denied. Could someone explain to me what this means.
And sometime i try to get usernames message comes saying that could not get someking SID.
What this SID means. I would appreceate the help :)
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The errors are a bit weird and still smell after User-Problem
Where did you log in as Administrator?!? You sound a bit unskilled
Try to install Cain to "My Files" that could work. I think you are trying to install Cain to a folder where you don't have access to
Where did you log in as Administrator?!? You sound a bit unskilled
Try to install Cain to "My Files" that could work. I think you are trying to install Cain to a folder where you don't have access to
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i have acces in everywhere in my computer.
I opened program right clicked on computer and login as administrator and left password blank. it was my roommates computer where i logged into. From the menu it showed me as and administrator. I made exactly like on tutorial. But after that i have problems.
i try what u suggested but i dont think it help very much.
PS thanks anyway
I opened program right clicked on computer and login as administrator and left password blank. it was my roommates computer where i logged into. From the menu it showed me as and administrator. I made exactly like on tutorial. But after that i have problems.
i try what u suggested but i dont think it help very much.
PS thanks anyway
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I know someone said this works just as well accross the WAN as it does on the LAN and they said you just manually add the I.P into the network section. Surely though you need some kind of access to the computer you are trying to get to, i mean like other than just being able to ping it, if I add an I.P of one of my friends PCs for example I just get network path was not found. I can ping the I.P im adding obviously, are there specific ports that need to be open for this? im probably missing something stupidly obvioius (as im sure uve guessed i am new to this and sory if its a daft quesiton) but has anyone got any suggestions or a quick tut on how to use this over the internet.