hgate73
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Hey there,
I've recently finished building a Media Center PC for our home network. My needs were a little different (stream movies from a fileserver to the XBOX 360), but here's how I did it:
http://haburgate.blogsome.com/2006/10/04/s...vx-to-xbox-360/
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That would be handy. The problem is NTLM hashes don't get split into two 7-character segments like LM, and (I think) they're a lot bigger.
HD/Blu-Ray would be a great way to distribute them, but most people won't have a HD/BR drive for a while.
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There is a screen capture of the server (and the tables in progress) here:
Taken this morning @ 12:13
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...If you want to integrate the NTLM tables with the Community Rainbow Tables project, please contact me in the RainbowTables channel, irc.hak5.org #RainbowTables and we can discuss what set you've begun to generate, and whether it'll make sense to continue it via the community.
Silivrenion
Silivrenion, thanks for the quick reply.
I don't want to sound like a complete idiot, but I've never used IRC. I've got GAIM installed, but the IRC setup is confusing. Is there a good guide anywhere? I'm too lazy to Google
EDIT: Nevermind - I got it working.
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Well, I had to reboot the server today (Windows updates...sigh), and WinRTGen went back to the 1st table in each set at 90%.
(it was barely started with the second table in each set anyway, so I only lost about 1 day of work)
I figured the NTLM tables would be useful a lot sooner, since there are already various MD5 tables scattered around the Internet.
I'm new here, and I'll confess I haven't read the FAQ yet - but should I start an official 'project'? (can I start an official project?) Alternatively I would sure appreciate anyone who can lend a few spare cycles.
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I haven't been keeping up with the rainbow tables but what happens if we come to a computer that uses salt make the md5 tables useless.
They're useless, like you just said. If the hash is salted, rainbow tables are worthless. They only work on "straight/plain" MD5 hashes.
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@Sparda,
Thank-you for the link. Those aren't NTLM though - they're LM. Vista will use NTLM only (with LM available as a back-compat option). AFAIK I am the only one working on a set of NTLM tables.
I'll be glad to help out with MD5 once I'm done with the NTLM set, but I won't interrupt NTLM because (for me anyway) it'll come in more useful later on.
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I am currently using a Compaq DL580 rackmount server (4u) to generate a set of NTLM tables, 1-14 characters. Is anyone interested in helping? I know they'll come in useful when Vista hits mainstream (it uses NTLM hashes by default).
It is a 4-CPU box, each CPU at 700MHz each. I've assigned each CPU to a set of tables (Indices 0, 1, and 2 respectively), reserving CPU 0 for system/OS operation. I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to help out generating Indices 3, 4 and 5.
Otherwise, I'll post here when they're done with a link to the .torrent.
UPDATE: NTLM Rainbow Table set (need help!)
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Hello all,
A few weeks ago (months?) I posted that I've been working on some NTLM tables with my personal server. I plan on seeding a .torrent of them to the community when they're finished.
Here's what's going on. I need some advice from the community if you guys feel nice today :). It is valentine's day, after all.
- I'm working on three sets at once (Index 0,1,2). Each index is about 65% done.
- I pulled the completed tables off the server today to test them, and they aren't working for some reason. They load up in Cain successfully, but never crack any passwords, even ones that I've previously cracked with a set of LM tables.
- I could really use some advice - am I using the wrong parameters in generation? Why aren't they finding any plaintexts? I've tested quite a few passwords...at least one should've been cracked.
These are the settings I'm using:- Table Name: ntlm_all#1-14_0_4500x67108864_oxid#000.rt
- Ten tables per Index (#000.rt - #009.rt)
- Three indexes so far
Any advice...I'm stumped.
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