Re: Re: ADS Password Storage Protection
- From: eric.baechle@xxxxxxx
- Date: 26 Jul 2006 18:16:38 -0000
I think everyone is on the same page about the mathematical complexity of passwords either coming from length or from additional character ranges.
But how does one begin to crack a password? One would first need the password hash. Where are the password hashes stored? How are the accessed? Once you have the answer to those questions, then you may decide that a 4-character simple password is good enough. Because if an attacker can crack your password hash, they had or HAVE access to your password hash, which means they've got system rights to your Domain Controllers! What's the bigger problem?
Sincerely,
Eric B.
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