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Full Version: Ntlmv2 Storage
maartenh
In September 2004, there was a thread that included rainbow cracking of NTLMv2

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1)"There is a plug-in for Rainbow Crack that allows you to make NTLMv2 hash tables"
How is this possible, since NTLMv2 makes use of challenge code and user/workgroupname to calculate the passwordhash?
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I was wondering if anyone knows the answer on this last question: how is creating rainbow tables possible, when the hash not only depends on the password, but also on variables such as the username and domain.

Another question:
Does anyone here knows if NTLMv2 hashes are stored in the Windows registry / SAM and retrievable with local admin privileges? They only storage items I know are LM and NTLM. Since NTLMv2 depends on the NTLM hash as well, I was starting to think that maybe the NTLMv2 hash is generated on the fly upon an authentication request from a client and is only used for safe network transportation. But as this is just guesswork: anyone here knows how this works???

Maarten
plinius
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There is a plug-in for Rainbow Crack that allows you to make NTLMv2 hash tables

->there isn't such a plug-in.

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starting to think that maybe the NTLMv2 hash is generated on the fly upon an authentication request from a client and is only used for safe network transportation.

indeed. It goes as follows:
1/ Client requests connection
2/ server sends challenge code
3/ client send NTLMv2 hash (function of: Username, domainname, serverchallengecode,clientchallengecode,and, of course, the password ).

see here: http://www.blackhat.com/presentations/win-...ty-winsec02.ppt
(watch out: in the slideshow they make no difference between LMv2 and NTLMv2 , if I remember correct...)
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