I'm working on a new project that would greatly help to those who have little brothers,
I thought about this idea:
Get the NTLM hash of the user, write the hash into a text file.
Change the password of the user (cmd.exe /c net user %username% 123).
After that the password has been changed you can enter the account.
I don't want that somebody knew that I visited on the account (someone can see that I changed His password)
The idea is:
open the sam file and write back the old hash
(replace the new hash that created by changing password with the old hash that i saved in text file.)
it means that I don't have to crack the password
1.save hash into text file.
2.change the password of the user.
3.enter the account.
4.write saved hash back into sam file (replace old with new)
5.Which means that I should not have to crack the hash just write it back.
code(only to explain):
Dim un As String = Environment.UserName 'UserName
Dim Hash As String = GetNtlmPass(un) 'Get Ntlm Hash By username
Shell("cmd.exe /c net user %username% 123") 'Change the password of current user
WaitCmdDone() 'Waiting until the password is changed.
PutNtlmHashBack(un,Hash) 'put the hash back by user name - This function is not exist!.
PutNtlmHashBack function is not exist
there is a function like PutNtlmHashBack?
i just need to write ntlm hash into sam file.
i can read all ntlm hashes by pwdump.exe, if i can read it so i can write to.
