oracle - Does anyone know what is the type of this hash? -
my friend give me oracle server 10g, , he's changeling me if password database or change using sh, server mine i've try hard because first time using oracle when looked @ server , explore file found hash password , lead me password, file located in path
apache/modplsql/conf/dads.conf
and hash found start symbol @ plsqldatabasepassword @xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
the xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx= random letters , numbers
and end
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at beginning thought it's sort of base64 encode, , turned out me not
so question how can decode hash? can password clearly? how can modify password of database (: else, google , of them wrote oracle web server 9g using encode64 . best regard
probably it's one-way hash, means can't decrypt it.
if you're fortunate pal won't have deleted backup version of dads.conf
file (it'll in same directory, date in name).
otherwise, you're stuck in position of else trying hack database. guessing or brute force.
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