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u boot ur system by bootable floppy and it will go to dos prompt just u have to do
is go to
c:\windows\system32\config\del sam*.
if you log into a limited account on your target machine and open up a dos prompt
then enter this set of commands exactly:
now what you have just done is told the computer to backup the command program
and the screen saver file, then edits the settings so when the machine boots the
screen saver you will get an unprotected dos prompt with out logging into xp.
once this happens if you enter this command minus the quotes
if the administrator account is called frank and you want the password blah enter
this
have fun
p.s: dont forget to copy the contents of temphack back into the system32 dir to
cover tracks
registry hacking
vikas<<zallim>>
u can break admin pass within 15 seconds.
just go login ur computer in safemode by pressing f8. after loging in go to run.
just type this:-
net<space>user<space>"administrator's name"<space>"newpassword".
what is sam?
sam file stores all the user info and passwords of all the accounts of a computer
using windows nt family os(windows xp, windows server 2003,etc.).so if you can
somehow get this file you can get the passwords.
there are three places where this file can be cracked from:-
john the ripper:- its a dictionary cracker and will crack almost 80% of times you
use it(unless the system admin has a knack in complicating things.)
iii) you can use pwdump to directly crack the passwords from the registry.pwdump
uses .dll injection in order to use the system account to view the password hashes
stored in the registry.(try to find out more about pwdump)
you click start, then run, type msconfig and click ok. this will open the system
configuration utility window. the tabs represent different areas of your system
that control the processes and programs that start at bootup.
the services and startup tabs are the main centers of activity. in the services
tab, clicking the hide microsoft services option will make checking the list more
manageable by showing only the application services you have installed.
the general tab contains options for system restore and a handy interface for
expanding system files from your windows source cd when needed. it includes
options for selecting various levels of system startup, which is very important
when trying to debug a problem process.
if you can't find a process name at those sites, sometimes an internet search will
come up with some of the less-known processes. windows defender has an excellent
utility called software explorer found under the tools section. it will list your
programs (startup and running), including any known information regarding what
they are.