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      <title>Windows Hashes</title>
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      <description>All the different types of Windows hashes can be confusing sometimes. So to clear thinks up a little bit, I wrote some Key points to help understand what most of the stuff like LM, NTLM and DCC is all about. An excellent writeup for NTLM relaying1 is from byt3bl33d3r. All the other sources2 3 4 can be found in the footnotes.
Hash types LM Hashes5  Since OS/2 (ca. 1980) in use  Limited character set - everything is an CAPS and a 7 char character-limit When hashing, the PW is padded to 14 characters with zeros and encrypted with DES Very easily crackable - found only in exceptions in NTDS.</description>
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