From: Miguel Dilaj (Miguel.Dilaj@nccgroup.com)
Date: Fri Nov 25 2005 - 11:21:23 EST
Hi Richard,
Having access to the box it should be trivial to obtain a copy of the
names.nsf and bypass the ACLs (see for techniques on that), or if you've
ANY valid user login into Notes and create a COPY (not replica) that
will get rid of the ACL anyway.
Then get you a copy of Lepton's Crack, and adapt the LotusScript in the
readme to incorporate it into your copy of names.nsf and dump all HTTP
hashes. If HTTP hashes in the old R4 format are there those can be
cracked with Lepton's Crack. Even if Domino is not used perhaps the
password is the same for Notes.
In regards to Notes itself, its security is pretty good. Basically
authentication is like PKI, where you've the ID file for each user that
contains the public portion and the private portion encrypted using the
user's passphrase... You can still attack (dictionary/bruteforce) ID
files, there're a couple programs out there for that purpose.
Cheers,
Miguel
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Zaluski [mailto:rzaluski@ivolution.ca]
Sent: 25 November 2005 13:38
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: Password cracking / recovery Lotus Notes R6
Hello,
Currently I am working with a client to gain access to a Lotus Notes R6
(running on NT) database. We have full access to the box and need to
penetrate the passwords on the data bases.
Does anyone have tools or techniques they can suggest to achieve this
goal?
Thanks....
Richard Zaluski
CISO, Security and Infrastructure Services iVOLUTION Technologies
Incorporated
905.309.1911
866.601.4678
www.ivolution.ca
rzaluski@ivolution.ca
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