From: Tim (tim-pentest@sentinelchicken.org)
Date: Mon Feb 11 2008 - 22:00:19 EST
> I sniffed an unencrypted VNC session between my test machines. I
> noticed that a challenge
> (\337n\304KG\311\021\302\344\246\333i\375\324\316\341) sent from the
> server and the response (h\374\215d\306\207B\n^\243d]\222(j\242) from
> the client. I know the password because it was set by me but I was
> wondering what format the challenge/response is in and how to reverse
> it?
VNC was open sourced long ago. You can obtain many implementations of
the same hashing if you look around for them. IIRC, the hashing is
pretty weak.
tim
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