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Hello,
I am conducting a penetration test for a client and have run into
an issue with their Novell 5.1 DSRepir file that contains the
password hash information (00000000.$du). I have been able to
extract the file, but have had little success finding a password
cracking/recovery tool that will interpret the file properly.
I've attempted to utilize some of the older tools (Pandora/IMP)
that worked with old style files (DSREPAIR.DIB) but have had little
success.
Is anyone aware of tool that can properly read in the data and run
against the file? Commercial or open source, doesn't matter.
Thanks!
Orwell
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