Re: Cusrmgr.exe
- From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 11:51:38 -0600
I don't know offhand but my guess is that it probably does not. You could
use something like Ethereal or Netmon to capture the sequence and see. You
could possibly could use ipsec to secure traffic between computers to
encrypt any traffic. However do not use ipsec without thorough testing of
policies because you can literally lock up your whole domain if you do not
make necessary exceptions for domain controllers. On a network using
switches it is also much more unlikely [not impossible] that a user would be
able to intercept unicast traffic not sent to him. --- Steve
"Skoku" <mr.skoku@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133881453.944905.230210@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> hello
> i have very important (for me ;)) question about cusrmgr
> does cusrmgr.exe sending password to remote computer in encrypted form?
> if yes - what kind of encryption in used?
>
> rgds
> Marcin Skoczek
>
> Steven L Umbach napisal(a):
>> I have found that often these tools work even if they are not specified
>> for
>> a particular operating system. My suggestion is to just try it. ---
>> Steve
>>
>
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