full-disclosure - SMC Router safe Login in plaintext

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Message-ID: <3F5715BA.2090300@snosoft.com>
From: dotslash at snosoft.com (KF)
Subject: SMC Router safe Login in plaintext

as opposed to a plaintext password file... yes. IF someone were to crack 
into their dialup server sure a few passwords are only a john the ripper 
attack away... but that is certainly better than a raw text file with 
all clear text. Besides that if someone were to crack their dialup 
server they have a few more things to worry about than someone running 
john on their passwd.
-KF


Jeremiah Cornelius wrote:
>>I know when I worked for an ISP it was certainly not 
>>like that... their system ran off some sort of unix 
>>box using pppd. All their passwords were in 
>>etc/passwd and shadow with the rest of em.
> 
> 
> /etc/shadow scales that well?  Yow!
> 
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