From: Christine Kronberg (Christine_Kronberg@genua.de)
Date: Mon Mar 06 2006 - 09:58:52 EST
On Thu, 2 Mar 2006, 3 shool wrote:
>
> Thank you all for your emails.
>
> Just to elaborate more on my earlier email, what I'm looking for is a
> Remote Password Cracker. Cain & Able I think will not help me in this
> case, as I can't sniff also. These servers are on Internet.
>
> I'll try hydra although it has its own limitations. I tried Brutus but
> it doesn't do VNC or PCAnywhere password cracking.
>
> Does anyone know of good username/password lists for dictionary attack?
Be careful. Do some calculating first. I've done a similar attack for
a customer a short while back. My initial username/password files turned
out to be too comprehensive (the whole attack would have run about 4
years). Instead I used google to search for persons working for the
customer to get a list of possible usernames. Then I stripped down
my password dictionary to meet my and the customers requirements (the
attack must not run 4 years - 5 hours are enough).
It was a shot in the dark. I agree with the other posting: try to
get information about the username/password policy of the customer.
That will help more than the poking I did.
Cheers,
Christine Kronberg.
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