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19 years 1 week ago #11302 by rahulpathania
Yeah...!!! That's right and the world knows it that NO ONE CAN BEAT CISCO... Specially their TAC Support is awesome...!!! Now don't talk about Cisco IOS passwords... i just condiser them to be the level 1 hurdle in hacking a n/w... and remember... there are miles to go before you sleep...!!!


Rahul Pathania
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19 years 1 week ago #11307 by jbruijntjes
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Thats why I always use some kind of RADIUS to authenticate my VPN Clients at phase1..

AAA on Cisco
XAAUTH on Juniper Netscreen

Just basic policy file is weak..

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19 years 1 week ago #11310 by jwj
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Cisco tech support is the best out there hands down. Still, this type of exploit is kind of negligent on Cisco's part.

-Jeremy-
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19 years 1 week ago #11313 by tiamat
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I hardly consider this an exploit. It's not a bug in their code that someone can 'exploit'. It's just a weak algorithm that still requires you to have access to their profile in order to decrypt. It's no worse than their level 7 password encryption that someone already mentioned, and there have been password decrypters for those for ages (and Cisco still hasn't fixed or removed those style of passwords so I wouldn't count on a fix for this anytime soon).
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19 years 1 week ago #11319 by jwj
Replied by jwj on topic Re: Cisco VPN client exploit
Yeah, that's why I consider it negligent.

-Jeremy-
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19 years 1 week ago #11321 by tiamat
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I agree that it's not a good practice for Cisco to be using weak encryption algorithms.
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