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0rm's Oracle password cracker orabf has been updated

September 1st, 2005 by Pete

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0rm has emailed me today to let me know that he has made a small bug fix to the Oracle brute force and dictionary password cracker. It has been upgraded to version 0.7.2. The bug was in the pre-fetch code where passwords that were a multiple of 4 characters were not cracked. This bug only affected brute force mode and not the dictionary mode.

There is also a good discussion going on over on my Oracle Security forum about 0rm's Oracle password cracker.


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