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If booting from a CD or USB is allowed, you can just change the password using the Pogostick [1] live cd - or any linux live cd. [1] http://pogostick.net/~pnh/
by vkr 12y ago
If booting from a CD or USB is allowed, you can just change the password using the Pogostick [1] live cd - or any linux live cd.
[1] http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/ http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/
- dguido 12y agoAnd then you can't set it back (since you don't know what it is), so the owner of the machine would immediately know you were there. They wouldn't be able to log in.
- xenophonf 12y agontpasswd isn't a pentesting tool; it's a recovery tool.
- StuffMaster 12y agoActually you can, by exporting/importing the right registry keys. Or at least you could on XP.