SAAAAAAAAACQAAAAAAAAABQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACAAAAnFHKTQBwjHPU+/9g LQA4AGIANAAzAC0AZAA5ADMAZAA2ADQANQA5ADAANQA4ADAAAAAAAAAAAAAFAAAA q gets back to the folder, and q again quits. I can use arrow keys to move to the email I want, and press enter to view it. I’ll answer a couple prompts (no I don’t want to create /root/Mail, yes remove the lock), and end up at the folder of emails (in this case, one). I’ll open the file using mutt -Rf Access\ Control.mbox where -R opens it read-only (I don’t want to modify the file) and -f identifies the file to read from. But I’ll show you mutt in case you had to deal with a mbox with 100s of emails. In this case, there is only one email, so just using cat or less would be easy. If there’s a lot of email, I can use a command line email client like mutt to look at it. "Access Control" - 2 items done, 0 items skipped. I’ll use a bash loop to go over the tables, and see which have readpst Access\ Control.pst Id,change_operator,change_time,create_operator,create_time,delete_operator,delete_time,status,door_id,timeseg_id The first few I try to dump show the headers, but otherwise empty mdb-export backup.mdb mdb-export backup.mdb mdb-export backup.mdb acc_firstopen
I’ll use mdb-export to dump the data from a given table. I need a good way to survey the database. It contains one file, Access mdb-tables backup.mdbĪcc_antiback acc_door acc_firstopen acc_firstopen_emp acc_holidays acc_interlock acc_levelset acc_levelset_door_group acc_linkageio acc_map acc_mapdoorpos acc_morecardempgroup acc_morecardgroup acc_timeseg acc_wiegandfmt ACGroup acholiday ACTimeZones action_log AlarmLog areaadmin att_attreport att_waitforprocessdata attcalclog attexception AuditedExc auth_group_permissions auth_message auth_permission auth_user auth_user_groups auth_user_user_permissions base_additiondata base_appoption base_basecode base_datatranslation base_operatortemplate base_personaloption base_strresource base_strtranslation base_systemoption CHECKEXACT CHECKINOUT dbbackuplog DEPARTMENTS deptadmin DeptUsedSchs devcmds devcmds_bak django_content_type django_session EmOpLog empitemdefine EXCNOTES FaceTemp iclock_dstime iclock_oplog iclock_testdata iclock_testdata_admin_area iclock_testdata_admin_dept LeaveClass LeaveClass1 Machines NUM_RUN NUM_RUN_DEIL operatecmds personnel_area personnel_cardtype personnel_empchange personnel_leavelog ReportItem SchClass SECURITYDETAILS ServerLog SHIFT TBKEY TBSMSALLOT TBSMSINFO TEMPLATE USER_OF_RUN USER_SPEDAY UserACMachines UserACPrivilege USERINFO userinfo_attarea UsersMachines UserUpdates worktable_groupmsg worktable_instantmsg worktable_msgtype worktable_usrmsg ZKAttendanceMonthStatistics acc_levelset_emp acc_morecardset ACUnlockComb AttParam auth_group AUTHDEVICE base_option dbapp_viewmodel FingerVein devlog HOLIDAYS personnel_issuecard SystemLog USER_TEMP_SCH UserUsedSClasses acc_monitor_log OfflinePermitGroups OfflinePermitUsers OfflinePermitDoors LossCard TmpPermitGroups TmpPermitUsers TmpPermitDoors ParamSet acc_reader acc_auxiliary STD_WiegandFmt CustomReport ReportField BioTemplate FaceTempEx FingerVeinEx TEMPLATEEx
Since I’m looking for access to the machine, and the box is called Access, why not start with the zip. So two files, Access Control.zip and backup.mdb Shell as security Access Control.zip
Local: Access Control.zip remote: Access Control.zip Website - port 80 Siteģ31 Anonymous access allowed, send identity (e-mail name) as password.ġ25 Data connection already open Transfer starting.ĥ652480 bytes received in 1.68 secs (3.2076 MB/s)Ġ8-24-18 01:16AM 10870 Access Control.zipĥ50 The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
#Type of domain iclock windows 7
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 150.76 secondsīased on the IIS version, I can guess that this is likely Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2. Service Info: OS: Windows CPE: cpe:/o:microsoft:windows
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