What command are you using for JTR? JTR will not crack the cache passwords unless you explicitly state the format that it is of cache format.
I am an IS group intern working at my fathers company over the summer. Basically i have a lot of downtime and an interest in pentest and security risk scenarios. So i talked to my boss and in my spare time i am working on i guess finding flaws in the system/just learning different stuff. I am a domain admin but i was interesting in trying to access domain accounts as if an outside person.
So far i was able to crack the local SAM passwords that are located on the workstations and able to login as a local administrator. However, i am having difficulties cracking the cached domain stores. I realize they are much harder due to them being salted though they take forever to crack. I even changed my domain acct pw to abc123 than cached those credentials and dumped them and it still says like 2+ days to crack within john. I also tried pass the cache in metasploit but kept hitting deadends because that program is still over my head as of right now.
I was wondering if there were any other type of methods that i could try. I know we use OneSign stores your domain password and instantly logs you into different networked programs when you launch them, but haven't been able to locate those pws. I have a basic knowledge of linux and wanted to get better. I am a SRA major at PSU but we havent gotten to the core level classes yet.
Thanks
Oh were using xp workstations with 2003 AD's. Also i managed to set up a copy of are AD and an XP workstation into VMware and have been playing around primarily in there.
What command are you using for JTR? JTR will not crack the cache passwords unless you explicitly state the format that it is of cache format.
-format:mscash mydump.txt
with either -i or my wordlist