Originally posted by: Mathias
...since with these apps the edit control class is named 'TEDIT' (e. g. in the 'Windows Commander' file manager). Of course, the solution is simple: Just remove the 'if class ==' statement altogehter and only check on the 'ES_PASSWORD' property of the field.
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Originally posted by: Harald K
It�s very easy to retrive any password from an windows
NT system.
Get l0phtcrack from www.l0pht.com take the Winnt\system32\config\sam file and see what happens......
(It tooks about 20s - 5min to get every password on this
system.....)
Originally posted by: Alex Drofa
Very useful.Thank's a lot.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Wong
Very Good!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Andreas Jaeger
This application cannnot work in the user manager of NT, because the edit control does not display the password. In the edit control is a "placeholder" for a non-changed password. When searching in the API you will see that there is no way to get a users password. No administrator can read your password (but he can change it without knowing the old one). Therefore it is OK, that you cannot see the password. When looking at my home-page http://home.t-online.de/home/Jaeger-Geitersdorf, Download-Archive, SCManager, you can see a technique for "displaying" unknown passwords.
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