Labels:text | font | black and white | screenshot | number | document OCR: Ausgabe 54 Seite 15 /" Resources have a tendency to have the wrong size for some reason */ /" check for correct size */ if(i<maxr-1) { while(Data[pos+3] != keystream[1]) { printf(":(%02x)",Data[pos+3]); pos+=3D2; /* very rude may fail */ It means that anyone with access to a WfWg or Win95 box that has been used - to login to a samba (or NT or OS/2 etc) pos+=2; /* include pointer in size */ server can take the .pwi files off the PC Rpoint[i+1]=pos; and use them to get valid passwords on the server. Rpoint[maxr]=size; Note that this is not directly a security /* insert Table data into keystream */ hole in samba. Its a huge security hole in for(i=0;] <= maxr;i++) { keystream[20+2*i]"=Rpoint[i] & 0x00ff; the way WfWg and Win95 store their pas- swords on disk. It equally affects keystream[21+2" ...
