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| Subject: | RE: Active Directory password external use |
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| Date: | Wed, 31 Aug 2005 10:14:55 -0400 |
Rodrigo: This functionality is actually exposed by Microsoft. I am not an expert in the programming hooks - I know of it by exposure to Novell's Identity Manager product. That product has an agent that (logically) needs to be installed on each DC. The agents communicate with the main conduit of password information via secure channel. So... There shouldn't be much cloak and dagger work to write an agent, as the hooks are published. I'll let others comment on the security implications. If you are a Microsoft shop, you might want to check out MIIS, which offers a frame work for doing just what you propose. Even after purchasing the product, it might save you some time. Sincerely, ........................................... Doug Brower MCSD, MCNE, CLP, MCP dougb@cdh.com p 616-776-1600 Grand Rapids p 248-351-2669 Detroit c 616-490-8270 Doug Brower MCSD, MCNE, CLP, MCP dougb@cdh.com C/D/H Technology Consultants www.cdh.com 616-776-1600 Grand Rapids 248-351-2669 Detroit 616-490-8270 Mobile -----Original Message----- From: Rodrigo Blanco [mailto:rodrigo.blanco.r@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 2:27 AM To: focus-ms@securityfocus.com Subject: Active Directory password external use Hello list, I am currently doing a project that requires using the Active Directory users' password for other purposes other than just workstation logon or share access. What I would need to do is detect password change / reset events on the domain, capture the new password and send it to another application. This could be done with an agent or daemon running on the DC machine. The question is, when a users' password is changed / resetted, is it possible to externally capture this event and make use of the password before it is stored in a non-reversible format inside the active dir.? What security implications would this have, and what security measures would you propose for such an agent? Thanks in advance for your help and best regards, Rodrigo. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- -------------------------------------------------------- New Consultant: C/D/H is proud to welcome Jason Cooper to our Southfield office! He is a CNE, MCSE, CCNA, and CCEA certified consultant. He joins C/D/H with over 10 years of experience. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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