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2000 Feb 03
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SYSKEY2. Request For Comments
...sonable
fast so that any updates do not result in simultaneous accesses to the SAM
database locking each other out for significantly [relatively] long
periods of time.
the idea i came up with is this:
1) create a syskey key. it can be any length. this is privately stored /
protected.
call this syskeyN
2) take the binary data of the user's profile (on NT, see
HKLM\SAM\Sam\Domains\Account\Users\000001f4\V for an example: this is the
administrator account. you will need to add permissions to access
HKLM\SAM: remember to remove them afterwards!)
this binary data is also known as the NDR of th...