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Oracle Password Auditor is the FREE Oracle
database password recovery and auditing software. Oracle
is one of the popular and powerful database software used by most of
the web based and server side applications.
If you have ever lost or forgotten your Oracle
database password then OraclePasswordAuditor can help in recovering
it easily. It can also help you to audit Oracle database server setup in an corporate environment by discovering the
weak password configurations. This makes it one of the must have
tool for IT administrators & Penetration Testers.
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During auditing operation, it detects special cases such as
account lockout, invalid Oracle SID etc and then
terminates the operation rather than blindly continuing with the
errors. Penetration testers can use this feature to detect any
account lockout issues and further verify if it is susceptible to
such DDOS attacks.
It is very easy to use with the simple
dictionary based password recovery method.
By default it includes password dictionary file which contains
popular list of default Oracle passwords. However you can find
more password dictionary files at
OpenWall collection.
You can also use tools like
Crunch,
Cupp to generate custom password list files on your own and then
use it with OraclePasswordAuditor.
OraclePasswordAuditor
works on wide range of platforms starting from Windows XP to latest
operating system Windows 7.
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| Here are some of the special features of
OraclePasswordAuditor |
- Free and easy to use software to quickly Recover/Audit Oracle
Password.
- Very useful for IT administrators & Penetration
Testers
- Dictionary based Password Recovery method
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Includes dictionary file having popular list of default
Oracle passwords
- Automatically detects Account Lockout,
Invalid SID etc and terminates the operation.
- Detailed statistics such as tested passwords, elapsed
time, progress bar is displayed during Audit operation.
- Integrated Installer for local Installation &
Uninstallation.
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| OraclePasswordAuditor comes with
Installer which can help you in local installation & un-installation. It has intuitive setup wizard (as shown in the screenshot below) which
guides you through series of steps in completion of installation. At any
point of time you can use Uninstaller to remove the software from the
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OraclePasswordAuditor depends on 'Oracle Instant Client'
which must be installed prior to launching it. Else you will get error
such as failing to load library oraocci11.dll or oci.dll etc
You can install it from official
download page of 'Oracle Instant Client' |
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MyOraclePasswordAuditor presnets cool GUI interface making it very simple
and easy to use.
Here are simple steps |
- Before you launch make sure you have downloaded 'Oracle
Instant Client' from the above location.
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After the downloading extract it to the same folder as
OraclePasswordAuditor.exe so that all those Oracle DLLs fall
in the same folder.
- Now launch OraclePasswordAuditor on your system from installed
location.
- Enter your Oracle server IP address, port number,
sid and username for which to recover the password.
- Next select
or drag & drop the password list file (you can find one in
the installed location)
- Finally click on 'Start
Audit' button to start the Oracle Password recovery
operation.
- You will see detailed statistics during password audit
operation.
- On success, it will display the recovered
password as shown in the screenshot 1 below.
- If the invalid SID is specified, account is locked out
then you will see relevant error message.
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| Here are the screenshots of
OraclePasswordAuditor |
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| Screenshot 1:OraclePasswordAuditor is showing
the recovered Oracle Password |
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| Screenshot 2:OraclePasswordAuditor is
detecting the locked out account and stopping the operation. |
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| First public release of OraclePasswordAuditor |
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