SILICA, hashes, etc

[Dave Aitel <dave () immunityinc com>]

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http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=19

Check out the awesome pictures of Justine using Silica! It's like,
hacking in action!

I've been playing with mine a bit. There's just so many things you can
do with something like this - it could really have 30 people
developing stuff just for it. You end up dealing with a lot of
interesting equipment. I've seen some truly weird CIFS servers, for
example. One of our early adopters has a CISCO Leap network and I
remember reading of a simple algorithmic crack for the
authentication....has anyone tested it?

Now I'm off to fix the reporting which I broke. :>

- -dave
This place after your signature is a good place for hashes. I'm not
going to post any since it gives people a way to track the amount and
timing of your research. But if you do like, less than 5 hashes a
message, I don't see how anyone will care. And DD is archived on like
5 sites.
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