SeNSeMaNN
Aug 15 2004, 04:35 PM
hi
is there any chance to get root on my the system.. i have user name and password of the my administrator account, but i disabled netbios and such things... any chance ?!
greetz
vnet576
Aug 15 2004, 05:09 PM
I got an idea..how about walking up to you're system, pressing the big ON button. Waiting for the system to boot. Then type in the user and password of the administrator account that you have. Lo and behold you got root now.
brOmstar
Aug 15 2004, 05:10 PM
Which ports are open?
Remote or local?
Give us some informations...
ps. @vnet lol i thought the same
Terminal
Aug 15 2004, 05:29 PM
Yes give more info . Is port 445 and 1025 open?? or just 139 (most probably if sharing is off than 445 will be closed means no rpc

)
gijukud6
Aug 15 2004, 05:36 PM
if 445 is open. Which exploit is the best to use ?
Terminal
Aug 15 2004, 05:44 PM
Which operating system it is??? If it 2000 and xp (it should be

) then 445 wont be open as netbios sharing is off . You can execute programs if 445 is open + u have admin account .
tweakz20
Aug 15 2004, 05:50 PM
If it is, check what shares are open, if IPC is open, read a netbios hacking tutorial and you're set.
You can run a local security scanner to check.. A good thing to do is maybe attach a wired router (and keep up to date on the newest upgrades for it)
If you don't get a router, keeping up-to-date at Microsoft with their patches should be good enough (along with using firebird or anything other than IE)
passi
Aug 15 2004, 06:06 PM
It seem to me like you want to know if your system is secure. For this download "Retina Security Scanner" (google it). It checks your system for all known public vulns, exploits and bugs.
Btw: It checks netbios, ipc etc, too
6066up9r
Aug 15 2004, 11:13 PM
Retina is a great solution and i'd recommend it to any large network admin
it gives a comprehensive analysis and points you to bugtraq when necessary
it's Windows+Linux as well, a big plus
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