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I found a web server which is running Win2003.I upload phpshell this server. Now i want to have access in this server like rooting. İs there local root exploits for Win2003 or Win2000? And olsa bindshell for opening ports? And I thought that if there is no exp. we can do this. 1-)We upload phpshell 2-)Then go C:\windows\system32\config\ 3-)Then steal SAM 4-)Crack administrator's NTLM hashes 5-)With passwords which we cracked we can connect server with Remote Desktop and we can have access everything Now there is a problem.I cant steal SAM file with phpshell or FSOs. IS there a way to steal SAM? Thankz Everone,and sorry for my English... Re: Stealing SAM From Windows Web Server Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 10:55 pm Tori Regular user Joined: Jun 12, 2005 Posts: 6 outlawsys wrote: Hi everyone. I found a web server which is running Win2003.I upload phpshell this server. Now i want to have access in this server like rooting. İs there local root exploits for Win2003 or Win2000? And olsa bindshell for opening ports? And I thought that if there is no exp. we can do this. 1-)We upload phpshell 2-)Then go C:\windows\system32\config\ 3-)Then steal SAM 4-)Crack administrator's NTLM hashes 5-)With passwords which we cracked we can connect server with Remote Desktop and we can have access everything Now there is a problem.I cant steal SAM file with phpshell or FSOs. IS there a way to steal SAM? Thankz Everone,and sorry for my English... The SAM file is protected, the local system account can access it but IIS runs on a low priv. user by default so you probably won't be able to get at it. Try running rdisk /s or ntbackup /s SAM, it makes a backup of the registry in c:\winnt\repair\_sam which you will be able to download and crack offline. You might be able to add low priv users. Then connect with remote desktop and run local priv escalation. Try "net user [name] [password] /add" and connect to it. 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