Posted 10 July 2004 - 11:05 PM
several methods. 1) use pwdump to get that machines admin pwd hash, then bruteforce it and hope the other pcs use the same admin pwd --> psexec
2) install two shells on this pc, set one shell up to listen remotely on port xxx and then use the other shell to run lsass exploit on the other pc on the net. hopefully you will get a shell on the nc listener.
3) look for netbios shares on the other pcs, and hope for one that does not require authentication and has write access to c. then install a trojan in their startup folder and wait.
4) scan the other pcs, maybe they have a weak ftp pass etc.
5) if 1,2,3,4 fail, install a packet sniffer on this pc. then log all packets during the morning login time, and snatch the hashes that way (assuming its a network login), if not then hope to catch some hashes used to authenticate to the fileserver.
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