Haven't heard of this one before. I have a SAM file in C:\winnt\repair but the permissions look ok, pretty much only the admin can get in there. I read a few NT webpages that say the solution to this security hole is to change the permissions. Does this mean I'm safe after all, or do I have a vulnerability here? (I'm using win2k)From: Gedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> There are many ways to do get the result you want. However, the easiest is to crack the .SAM file. The .SAM file is locked under operating running conditions. If your admins are usless you may be lucky and find a backup copy in the repair folder (c:\WINNT\repair)
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