NEW: ophcrack 2.3.3

[cedric.luthi@…]

Ophcrack is a Windows password cracker based on a time-memory trade-off using rainbow tables.

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Portfile

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Makefile.in patch

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Tests endianness instead of architecture

[pmq@…]

Compiles and run fine for the GUI part at least on 10.4 PPC here. Is the endianness problem in ophcrack itself, or in stuff like bkhive? It seems (admittedly from a very quick glance at the sources) that you need to have bkhive2 and samdump2 (in callbacks.c at least, line 524) installed on your machine to run ophcrack.

[cedric.luthi@…]

It runs fine but it won't be able to crack the passwords which is the very purpose of ophcrack! bkhive2 and samdump2 are used to retrieve respectively the syskey bootkey and the Windows 2k/NT/XP password hashes from a windows file system and are not required for ophcrack to run. You can also supply the hashes directly, see  http://lasecwww.epfl.ch/~oechslin/projects/ophcrack/ to generate hashes and test ophcrack.

[cedric.luthi@…]

Full ophcrack port (bkhive and samdump2 ports also included in the archive)

[cedric.luthi@…]

Forget about the last port. This one is clean: it adds both bkhive and samdump2 new ports and ophcrack now depends (runtime dependencies) on these two ports.

[cedric.luthi@…]

Small error in the patch-Makefile of samdump2 fixed

[markd@…]

Committed the three ports. Thanks! Nice ui_msg's. It helps users a lot.

[cedric.luthi@…]

Thanks Mark for committing. Actually, the ui_msg are not from me, they were echoes in the install phase of the Makefile, but I removed them and put them back as ui_msg as some users may not set the -v switch when using MacPorts.