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Penetration Testing: Oracle Default Passwords

Oracle Default Passwords

From: Pete Finnigan <pete_at_peterfinnigan.demon.co.uk>
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 22:50:29 +0000

Hi All

Recently i posted a note to this list about a document about Oracle
security that i wrote and its had quite a lot of feedback so i thought
people on this list might be interested in a new paper i have created on
all of the Oracle default users and passwords that i could find. There
are now 109 on the list. I still have some more area's to investigate so
there should be more to come.

The list is a table of usernames, passwords and hashes. Also included
with the paper is an SQL script that can be run in SQL*Plus to check if
any of the default users exist in the Oracle database and if the
passwords are still set to the default value.

I also intend this table to be a central list for Oracle default Users
and their defaults passwords. So please if anyone comes across any
usernames / passwords that i have not listed then please let me know.

The list and script is available at http://www.pentest-
limited.com/default-user.htm.

I would like to acknowledge Aaron Newman for letting me update my list
with usernames from his list that i did not have and David Litchfield
has also provided some names that i will add over the next couple of
days.

regards

Pete

-- 
Pete Finnigan
IT Security Consultant
PenTest Limited
Office  01565 830 990
Fax     01565 830 889
Mobile  07974 087 885
pete.finnigan_at_pentest-limited.com
www.pentest-limited.com
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Received on Nov 05 2001
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