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Interesting !!!
http://home.earthlink.net/~adamshalo...sword_cracker/
Does it work? I tried to test it on 8i but couldn't compile the wrapped package code.
Sanjay
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Hi,
Seems to be an important step to the FIRST
Oracle-virus written in PL/SQL ;-)
Orca
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At least the free version doesn't work well. Even for very simple password I get the "Time limit reached" message :-)
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Hi ,
Interesting . I came across one more article which reads . you can login to any user account without knowing the password . procedure is . just login as a dba . spool users id and password into a flat file before changing the password . then change the password login into users account . then the old password can be reverted back by executing the spool script. the spooled script contains the text alter user username identified by "encryopted value".
i tried this and it worked.
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Sure that's an old trick. But eventually you do not have the clear password. This way you can only login as the user. But the programme this thread discusses claims it can get the real password.
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Hi Julian,
Did you manage to create the procedure successfully. I am not able to create the procedure. Getting this..
Code:
sanjay@ORAM> @d:\dba\load_procedure.plb
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
sanjay@ORAM> show error
No errors.
I am runnig it on 8.1.7 Personal Edition on NT.
Sanjay
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Yes, I managed:
Code:
SQL> @c:\crack\load_procedure.plb
Procedure created.
I also tried on a 8.1.7 NT instance but EE, not PE.
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