Re: User Accounts and Passwords question....

From: Martin (Martin@nospam.bot)
Date: 12/28/02


From: "Martin" <Martin@nospam.bot>
Date: Sat, 28 Dec 2002 10:08:40 -0800


Hi KArl,

Thats an excellent answer, after I posted this question I
was looking through the microsoft site and found exactly
that which you are referring to. The adsutil vbs and the
changing of the passwords...

"[although if you haven't taken
steps to change/remove LM hashes in the SAM and in
authentication across the
network, long passwords are broken up into 7 character
long segments which
can be cracked by l0phtcrack and other crackers]."

Can you explain a bit more about this????? How do I remove
these LM hashes???

Regards,
M



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