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orabf the Oracle password cracker">0rm has updated orabf the Oracle password cracker

November 25th, 2005 by Pete

Post to del.icio.us   Post to Furl   orabf the Oracle password cracker&bodytext=I just saw that 0rm has updated his excellent Oracle password cracker orabf to version 0.7.4 . The cracker has had some new features added. These can be summarised as follows: An option has been added to allow arbitary character&topic=security"> Digg!

I just saw that 0rm has updated his excellent Oracle password cracker orabf to version 0.7.4. The cracker has had some new features added. These can be summarised as follows:

An option has been added to allow arbitary character sets to be specified from a file
An option has been added to try Oracle passwords, i.e. ascii + digits + #$_
The name of the resume file has been changed to avoid leaking the hash when running the cracker

If you use this great crackre then it is worth going and getting an update version


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