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| Subject: | RE: MS SQL Server |
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| Date: | Sat, 17 Sep 2005 11:06:42 -0400 |
You have access to the data files themselves. Why not download a copy and import them on a local copy of sql server? Or Grab the SAM from this local box and run it through LC5 to see if you can grab the SQL Server User's username and password. I say this, because if they were savy enough to remove the local admin access to sql server, they probably did the right thing and created a user that the server runs as. Or Use this machine as a spring board to attack the AD -----Original Message-----
Hey All, Ok, so here's the deal, I've managed to compromise a Win2k server at a clients site, and this also has thier Peoplesoft and Remedy databases on it, running on MS SQL 2000. I have been able to successfully add myself to the local Administrators group, and can now TS into the box in question. I have absolutely no rights on the SQL server though, so any pointers here would be greatly appreciated! I found a backup of the Remedy db, and by setting up a SQL server on one of my machines managed to restore it, and I now have access to that, thatnks to a load of MS SQL howto's online, but I am more concerned about getting the Peoplesoft db data, but no such joy with finding backups lying around. Ideally I would like to try and avoid commercial tools, but as far as compromising a SQL server, I've never done it before, and could do with any help that I can get here. TIA xyberpix
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