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Re: locking down NetBios need help
From: H Carvey <keydet89 () yahoo com>
Date: 10 Apr 2003 10:47:40 -0000
In-Reply-To: <004c01c2fe2b$8119dd80$0100a8c0@djjin>
I am in an odd situation at the moment, very new to
the scene and i am =
currently trying to lockdown my home network from the
world. Nothing odd about that.
I have = NetBios active over tcp/ip so i can easily access
certain ends of my =
system from my office. Now, what i am worried about it
protecting the =
system even though i have a nice password structure.
Is there a Netbios =
password tool, like a "cracker" i can run to test my
passwords, all my =
clients are on win2k, win 98 and two samba server on
rh8. I cant get =
any results other than script kiddy and hacking sites
when looking for a =
legit tool for checking passwords. Any help?
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