Kon-Boot on a USB

[jnavtx at gmail.com (John Navarro)]

That was one of the reasons I wanted to test Kon-boot, however I couldn't
take it too far since I was testing it on a work laptop to see if I could
defeat the partial disk encryption (with permission of course!). Of course I
could dump everything from linux anyways, but still couldn't gain access to
the one encrypted drive :(

I'll be at DEFCON tho! :D
not that anyone cares ;)

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:13 PM, Robin Wood <dninja at gmail.com> wrote:

> 2009/7/7 Adrian Crenshaw <irongeek at irongeek.com>:
> > Ok, tested a few things on my Vista 32 box:
>
> > 1.Can't access network resources(prompted for password), but that's
> expected.
> > 2. I Can dump the real password hashes.
> > 3. EFS is not bypassed.
> > 4. Could change my password, but had to use MMC because the default user
> accounts interface was confused.
> > 5. Rebooted into normal mode, logged in with new password but still could
> > not get to the EFS files.
> > 6. Change password back, logged in/out and then could get to my EFS file.
>
> That would be because the EFS couldn't be decrypted when you first
> logged in so changing the password on it wasn't possible.
>
> Robin
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