I think RMNSHHRD forgot to remove Caps from his keyboard,use google and search for Rainbow Tables or just question what you are looking for on google search engine just like chrisj stated.

Forgot about this on the Network Adapter with no hack tools installed simply Left click on your wireless device from the System Tray and right click on the SSID or Wireless Access Point that you are connected and go to Properties-->Security Tab--->check on Show Characters this should reveal your wireless key.

ChrisG is correct,but did you guys try the Advanced Option here is how you can check I'm running Windows 7 Version RTM on a IBM T60 Laptop------>Nirsoft Wireless Key--->Go to file--->Advanced Options check on Use Code injection method(For Windows 7 only)---->click enter--->
My Key is ----->Connectify     WPA2-PSK   70617373776f726400 password

Let me know if that worked.

Try this I have noticed that Windows 7 caches the encrypted key this tool should help----->http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wireless_key.html

Hi neilmaclennan-

Try excluding the path where you have these hacktools some AV's have this feature, also customize your AV scanner that way it does not scan specfic files.I use AVG maybe you might want use that AntiVirus.

Hi Ants-

You can also create your own password and choose the different encryption that you like go to this site---->http://www.insidepro.com/hashes.php?lang=eng

Just saw this at LOptCrack V6,is now 15 day free trail enjoy everyone,cant wait to try this tool out Password Cracker .

Link--->http://www.l0phtcrack.com/download.html

Thank's Unix-

My bad!I searched,I guess I did not drill further enough.

Hi everyone I took Laura's free seminar you will get a basic insight of the wireshark program she explains the main features of wireshark in full detail, I hope others will attend her seminar,it was great.

Link for her next free seminar------->http://www.chappellseminars.com/sem-wjumpstart.html

plus there is a new version of Wireshark----->http://www.wireshark.org/download.html

I was trying out SSLStrip using BT3 and XP in VM and it worked follow this tut --->
http://www.securitytube.net/SSLstrip-Tutorial-video.aspx

Also other cool Video's ---->http://www.securitytube.net/

enjoy everbody.

President Obama is expected to announce Friday the creation of the position of cyber czar, a person who will coordinate the nation's efforts to protect government and private computer systems from hackers, criminal gangs, terrorists and spies, people familiar with the plan said Thursday. full story------>
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/05/28/cyber.czar.obama/index.html

Hi BillV-

No, I do want to take the exam, but will CEH V5 expire in a month?I might as well wait till CEH V6 is avaible that way I dont have to fail learning any new material that needs to be covered.To me I look at these exams like a Doctor,every year there's always a new exploits that every Professional Security needs know ,and be aware of.So BillV I enjoy taking exams,but also learning new things.

congrats I myself I'm trying to debate to take the exam now or wait till its CEH v6 comes out, but I'm happy to hear what materials to study thanks, and good luck in your future certs.

Yes correct guys I'm in with you with the other Boot Disk, but what makes this one a bit differnet is that it keeps the orignal password intact it does not modify your password I ran Sophos free Anti-Rootkit scanner,and did not find any rootkits installed.I would try it on a non productive computer just for you to see how easy this exploit can be.

Hi everyone-

Last night while learning Snort I headed towards Ask Raymond site, and came across this cool tool called Kon-Boot it’s a live linux boot disc. What this can do is bypass the domain or local administrators account. I tested this on one of my end users with special permission through my co-partner, this boot CD got me through the  account with no interruption no password required. I realized while on line, it locked out the account, but when offline I did not have any issues. Now just to make sure my account being the Local Domain Admin I went ahead and tested myself a few times, and thank God can’t access my account,only as a local administrator it’s possible. This is very scary because it forces you to set a bios password, and encrypt your hard drive. So far I have not tested on Vista or Windows 7, but I’m sure someone out there can give us some feedback, try it on a 64bit OS maybe it might work. Once you reboot back to your system without the Cd everything should be back to normal.

Link to Kon-Boot---- http://www.piotrbania.com/all/kon-boot/


Ask Raymond Site-http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2009/04/29/login-to-windows-administrator-and-linux-root-account-without-knowing-or-changing-current-password/

PS -Please do things ethical this teaches us to warn others about exploits like this one.