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Re: Lotus 1352 NRPC Encryption


From: Chris.McGinley () sungard com
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 15:30:58 -0500

Domino has a vulnerability in that it allows Notes clients without ID 
files to enter their name and ask for the ID file. You can use the Notes 
client (new setup) to manually test this; just point to the server and 
specify your username. Notes will grab the ID file if it exists...you'll 
have to intercept it from your Notes data directory and crack its 
password.

It can be scripted with Perl as well, but I've not seen a tool publicly 
available to exploit it.

-Chris




Clone <c70n3 () yahoo co in> 
12/20/2007 03:38 AM

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Hmm.. we are doing a blacbox pen test .. we do not
have a test username or password or ID file.. in such
a scenario how can we use the Notes client to get this
info?


--- Chris.McGinley () sungard com wrote:

NRPC encryption is configured by the Notes client,
not the server.

-Chris




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12/18/2007 11:39 PM

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Lotus 1352 NRPC Encryption






Hello All,

Is there a way to find out anonymously whether port
1352 of Lotus Notes NRPC service uses encryption
mechanisms or not?

Good day.


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