Charles
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The administrator account is disabled by default in Vista/7, so unless you enabled it, it will still be disabled.
What version of Vista were you using, x86 or x64? The free version of KonBoot only works with x86 I believe.
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I've got about 6GB of RAM on my main server at home. Each VM is alloted 512 - 1GB, depending on what I am using it for.
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Hi. I got the PC installed. I tried finding the hash with OPHCrack (I found it) OPHCrack failed at cracking it. I then tried with my rainbow tables. They failed. What to do?
Why the hell are you trying to crack an admin password on a supposedly new PC?
You set the users when you first boot into Windows.
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Dual boot, have both, or virtualize and run side by side at the same time, meet all your needs.
This. I've been running VMware or VBox on my main server, and virtualize everything else.
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He seems legit.
Lol yeah.
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If it's a brand-new laptop, shouldn't you be prompted to create the admin account during OOBE?
This. Windows 7's admin account is disabled by default in new installs. When you first boot up the machine, it'll prompt you to create a user account.
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Episode 726
in Hak5
The way I do it is just ssh into the box and use an SSH tunnel to access phpvirtualbox.
I wouldn't allow it direct access to the internet, but I want to make sure everything is as secure as possible.
I say to use SSH since there is no authentication in phpvirtualbox (unless you set up authentication in apache), and by default you access the interface via http, which isn't encrypted.
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+1 to subsonic. It works great for music.. not sure about video.
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Better then nothing. :)
Glad you got it working now.
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Using onboard RAID, I'm guessing?
If you are, then they are only compatible with very similar chipsets (same mobo or you are SOL)
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Ive played with a few but to be honest, even on Linux, I have no use for them. I find them to be less productive in the long run, instead or more productive. If you want to increase productivity, get additional physical monitors and spread your work out among them. Thats just my opinion though.
+1.
I've not found a use for the multiple workspaces, it's more distracting for me to switch between the two, then hook up another monitor and extend the desktop onto it.
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Thanks VaKo, I could have sworn that the two gigabit switches I have had a MAC address, but they don't. I must be thinking of a router or something.
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Holy frak. At least they (supposedly) stepped up cybersecurity.
Also: Woot Windows!
I would have thought they would have at least made it so that unauthorized usb devices couldn't be accessed, let alone have autorun enabled.
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Be sure to use WPA2 AES, not TKIP.
Hiding yer SSID is pointless, as even a WAP that isn't broadcasting it's SSID is still broadcasting, and is able to be found.
Yes, switches have MAC addresses, but they don't get an IP, unless it's a managed switch.
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I'd probably get one, if I traveled more.
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Problem solved!
http://www.amazon.com/Black-Leather-RFID-B...t/dp/B002T9A3FM
Or for you Euro peoples.
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Episode 726
in Hak5
After bashing my head into a wall trying to figure out why phpVirtualBox wasn't working on my server, when it was working on a VM on that same server, I rebooted and it started working. Guess there was a service that wasn't being happy or something. *shrug*
Granted there is no authentication and the user credentials are stored in clear text, you can limit access by configuring the firewall, or only allowing access to port 80 over SSH (which is what I am doing). Crossing my fingers that this will be easier to do then configuring virtual machines using the VirtualBox GUI forwarded over SSH.
Great episode, as always guys! :D
EDIT: I set Apache is ask for password authentication to connect, as well as set up SSL and told Apache to not listen on port 80.
Should add a little bit of security. :)
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You could even "clone" yer PC's MAC onto the router and do it that way. I don't know if that would work or not, depending on how they plan on enforcing the "5 MACs" rule.
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I've had no problems at all with Ophcrack. I even changed the location of the /tables/ directory using the guide here.
My menu.lst looks like this:
### OphCrack XP/Vista/7 ### title OphCrack configfile /multipass/ophcrack/ophcrack.lst
ophcrack.lst
title Ophcrack Graphic mode - automatic kernel /multipass/ophcrack/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal lang=C kmap=us screen=1024x768x16 autologin initrd=/multipass/ophcrack/rootfs.gz title Ophcrack Graphic mode - manual kernel /multipass/ophcrack/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal autologin initrd=/multipass/ophcrack/rootfs.gz title Ophcrack Text mode kernel /multipass/ophcrack/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal screen=text autologin initrd=/multipass/ophcrack/rootfs.gz title Main Menu root (hd0,0) configfile /menu.lst
Directory structure:
[vista_free] [xp_free_fast] [xp_free_small] bzImage ophcrack.lst rootfs.gz
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Nvidia works fine with Intel or AMD processors. Same with ATI.
I just like Nvidia better. :P
I think there are services that can crack zip passwords, but I don't know how they work exactly.
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Heh. I've had no problems with Gmail. I've used a few different ones, but they are almost as bad as the one my ISP gave me.
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Ugh @ using ISP mail service.
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Don't do it. Legally, it's unauthorized access. Morally, it's being a dumbass and getting "revenge."
Just let the lawyers know that the Wife broke into his email account and let them handle it.
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Their personal business is their personal business tbh.