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Oracle Password Sniffer THC Orakel
Last week VonJeek from the hacker group THC posted a nice tool and whitepaper about Oracle Password Security. VonJeek describes how to attack the Oracle password from sniffed network traffic (USERNAME, SESSION_ENCRYPTED and PASSWORD_ENCRYPTED).
At the moment the THC website is not available. http://www.thc.org/thc-orakel/
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THC presents a crypto paper analyzing the database authentication mechansim used by oracle. THC further releases practical tools to sniff and crack the password of an oracle database within seconds.
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It is a nice paper and THC-Orakel is a nice tool, even if some of the statements in the paper are not correct (e.g. page 10: "a password must start with a character" no it can also start with a number or page 13: "The cracking of Oracle passwords entered a new era after publication of the Oracle password hashing algorithm on 18 October 2005 by the SANS institute" - JoshWright from SANS only collected public available information like the Oracle Password algorithm and created a summary paper. The Oracle password algorithm and oracle password tools like checkpwd were available since years, e.g. here).