@DebugPrivilege NT4 FTW…. I wonder what the password policy was way back then 😄 All I’ll say is I know what my passwords looked like and they were mighty embarrassing 😳

@nemesis09 It was a service account with DA 🤦‍♂️

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@DeltaTangoTwo Yes and hopefully the last time 😬

@DebugPrivilege Wow. I'd love an ACL dump of some of the original objects. :-) I've seen some weird ntSecurityDescriptor binary values on really really old objects like the built in users group. This AD must be ancient.

@lkarlslund I can take a look :)

@DebugPrivilege 1998: L0phtCrack says "I got this!"

@DebugPrivilege Why do I think there is a way to change the passwordlast attribute with vbscript using Integer8? I know in powershell it has locked values.

@DebugPrivilege Password of my hotmail account was last set in 96 or 97, and still works

@DebugPrivilege "Microsoft previewed Active Directory in 1999, released it first with Windows 2000 Server edition, and revised it to extend functionality and improve administration in Windows Server 2003" This pw is older than AD itself, must be from the beta days

@DebugPrivilege Not even mad. Amazing.

@DebugPrivilege Wait what?

@DebugPrivilege Microsoft recommends resigning from regular password changes. /Sarcasm off

@DebugPrivilege I saw an environment with passwordlastset of 1997 just a couple weeks ago.

@DebugPrivilege Legendary account... survived the millennium bug 🙂

@DebugPrivilege Woah…! That password is old enough to drink in every country…

@DebugPrivilege If it ain't broken why fix it?

@DebugPrivilege He went on to bigger and better things

@DebugPrivilege The worst part is it's probably a service account with Domain Admin privileges and that password is only five characters.