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Penetration Testing

• September 17, 2011
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  Re: Linux Targets in a Windows Domain

  Posted: September 17th, 2011, 5:48pm PDT

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  Posted by Steve Lord on Sep 17

  The Linux box should be capable of netbios name spoofing and cryptographic authentication attacks. Combine the two and
  compare hashes to recovered Linux passwords and Robert's your fathers brother.