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Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password
From: winshel () camden rutgers edu
Date: 12 Jul 2006 18:23:12 -0000
If you are using Windows Encrypted File System (EFS) on a PC that is not part of domain, and you change the password of the local user account that was used to encrypt files and / or directories, will you be locked out of the ecnrypted files? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is sponsored by: SensePost Hacking, like any art, will take years of dedicated study and practice to master. We can't teach you to hack. But we can teach you what we've learned so far. Our courses are honest, real, technical and practical. SensePost willl be at Black Hat Vegas in July. To see what we're about, visit us at: http://www.sensepost.com/training.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current thread:
- Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password winshel (Jul 12)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Depp, Dennis M. (Jul 13)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Roger A. Grimes (Jul 13)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password David Gillett (Jul 13)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Thomas D. (Jul 13)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Roger A. Grimes (Jul 14)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Thomas D. (Jul 17)
- RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Roger A. Grimes (Jul 14)
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- Re: RE: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password winshel (Jul 14)
- Re: Windows EFS and Changing a Local Account Password Derek Schaible (Jul 17)