Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
by David Geisbus » Fri, 11 Jul 1997 04:00:00
Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
by Ron Lander » Fri, 11 Jul 1997 04:00:00
David,
If you are running integrated or mixed security mode then any user that is
in the
Windows NT Admin group will be treated as having sa access by SQL Server.
All you need to do then is just login and change the password.
Ron
| Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
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by Roy Harv » Fri, 11 Jul 1997 04:00:00
David,
If the server is using standard security, you may find an installationQuote:>Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
Once you get connected as sa, you can set the password using the
sp_password system stored procedure.
Roy
by Neil Pik » Fri, 11 Jul 1997 04:00:00
If it's 4.x then you can hex-edit the master.dat. If it's 6.x then you'd
better hope one of their machines has SQL enterprise manager on with the
password registered in it (so you can logon and then change it)
Neil Pike MVP/MCSE
Protech Computing Ltd (MS Solution Provider)
Using Virtual Access 4.00 build 213a (32-bit) on NT 4.0 SP3
by Mike Pos » Fri, 11 Jul 1997 04:00:00
Actually, it doesn't matter what security mode SQL Server is running in.
You can force a trusted connection into the server via Standard security
mode as well - as long as you didn't take the extra steps to disable this!
> If you are running integrated or mixed security mode then any user that
is
> in the
> Windows NT Admin group will be treated as having sa access by SQL Server.
> All you need to do then is just login and change the password.
> Ron
> | Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
> |
by David Bratto » Sat, 12 Jul 1997 04:00:00
> Actually, it doesn't matter what security mode SQL Server is running in.
> You can force a trusted connection into the server via Standard security
> mode as well - as long as you didn't take the extra steps to disable this!
> > David,
> > If you are running integrated or mixed security mode then any user that
> is
> > in the
> > Windows NT Admin group will be treated as having sa access by SQL Server.
> > All you need to do then is just login and change the password.
> > Ron
> > | Does anyone out there know how to get in ?? Is there a backdoor ?
> > |
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David Bratton
University of Houston System THE BILL OF RIGHTS
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