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SilverLight Online Web Grading System, hack possible? - QGK - Nov 21, 2011 Hey all, recently my school launched something called "Magister", it uses Ms Silverlight, but longstory short, it allows students to see their on grades (on a webpage), and teachers to add/edit them, to get to it its like this: http://www.schoolsite.com/ 'regular school site http://schoolsite.swp.com/ 'grading page the www has to go in order to load ofcourse schoolsite is just an example, Also the student logins are: name: student number pass: made up by student teacher logins: name: (probably) first names letter.lastname pass: made up by teacher I was thinking maybe brute forcing, or anything, but the pass can be lowercase & uppercase letters + numbers, and 3-10+ digits Any help is greatly appreciated🎉 * - HaviK - Nov 21, 2011 Hi, Brute forcing a 12 digit password that can only contain upper and lower case letters and numbers takes 167298613310 years thats at 620 passwords a second. I doubt that will work but I could be wrong! Hav. * - QGK - Nov 21, 2011 Any brute forcer download links please? Or good ones working * - hackersock - Nov 21, 2011 you can get Brutus here: http://adf.ly/3ozPi its old but it gets the job done! (Nov 21, 2011 01:12 PM)QGK Wrote: Any brute forcer download links please? Or good ones working * - Daws0n - Nov 21, 2011 Brute forcing is simply wastage of time, unless your teacher is a dumb ass and his password is something like "123456" or "password" or "mypass" etc. You would have to find better ways, to get hold of them. try Google for 'MS Silverlight exploit' or something similar. * - Maxitj - Nov 21, 2011 (Nov 21, 2011 01:24 PM)Daws0n Wrote: Brute forcing is simply wastage of time, unless your teacher is a dumb ass and his password is something like "123456" or "password" or "mypass" etc. You would have to find better ways, to get hold of them. try Google for 'MS Silverlight exploit' or something similar.I bet there are dumb teachers, not it ones but others ! ;) * - QGK - Nov 22, 2011 For brute forcing, what login type is it? HTTP:basic HTTP:form FTP POP3 Telnet SMB(Netbios) Custom Netbus * - QGK - Nov 24, 2011 Bump The page site wnds with .aspx, what brute force login type do I use (see prev post)? * - Phreak! - Nov 24, 2011 Run cain and able and begin ARP poisoning. You should be able to get passwords that anyone logs in with on the network. Be very very careful. * - quintes - Jan 31, 2013 I'm trying this too, but Cain is not recognizing. * - Нyреrion - Jan 31, 2013 Like a user above posted, sniff the packets. Make sure you don't poison for too long, or else you'll down the network. * - quintes - Jan 31, 2013 *Silverlight what so ever. Not even as http |