Question:
Hi all,
Can anybody tell me how to un-encrypt SAP user password ?
With many thanks
Answer:
Unless your motives are sinister, why would you want to? This is a user forum not a hacker's forum!
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good reply
Answer:
Hi,
It is not possible to un-encrypt the SAP password, because a one-way encoding (with strong 1024 bit key) is used for this.
The result is stored and each time one has entered the password the encoding result is checked.
Regards,
mrJ.
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Hi all,
Can anybody tell me how to un-encrypt SAP user password ?
With many thanks
Reality check, if it was that easily to go get hold of the PSW and it was mailed on this forum, SAP has a security leak as big as the Niagara falls
Answer:
Hi all,
Can anybody tell me how to un-encrypt SAP user password ?
With many thanks
Reality check, if it was that easily to go get hold of the PSW and it was mailed on this forum, SAP has a security leak as big as the Niagara falls
SAP has some security problems, and some of them are related to password security.
For those of you who speak or understand german, here's a document related to SAP password security:
http://www.it-audit.de/assets/download/artikel/SAP-Passwort.doc or
http://www.it-audit.de/assets/download/artikel/SAP-Passwort.rtf
And, some "decrypted" passwords:
From the MiniWAS system for Windows (included in the book "ABAP Objects"):
Users CFOLDERS, JBROWN und LJONES have the password DEMO
Previously used passwords of user DDIC in the same MiniWAS system have been
CLAUDIA, JOERG, EXPORT, ROMERO, and 19920706.
The same passwords have been used by DDIC in the WAS TestDrive for Linux Release 6.10 (SAP DB)
In the WAS TestDrive for Linux Release 5.0A (CeBIT-Version), previously used passwords of user DDIC are ACONITUM, 50BASIS, BASIS, and INIT
That's why make sure you use secure passwords, not passwords which are easily guessed.
And don't ever use the passwords from development or test systems in a production system.
Answer:
Frank D., is that you?
Wolfgang
Answer:
report zss_password .
data enpwd(32) type c.
parameter pwd like enpwd .
******** Encrypting **********
call function 'FIEB_PASSWORD_E
exporting
im_decrypted_passwor
importing
ex_encrypted_password
.
******** Decrypting **********
call function 'FIEB_PASSWORD_D
exporting
im_encrypted_passwor
importing
ex_decrypted_password
.
********* Output *************
write:/ 'Encrypt data ', enpwd
/ 'Decrypt data ', pwd.
SridharS
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No function 'FIEB_PASSWORD_D' or 'FIEB_PASSWORD_E' exist !
Mine is 4.6C or 4.0B
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THe function module listed in the sample program does not match the encryption used for the logon password of an ID in SAP. The Password in encrypted and stored in USR02 and a encrypted value is compard against this value to see if you have entered the correct value. It is not unencrypted.
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FIEB_PASSWORD_ENCRYPT is amazing, it does not even require a key...
IMHO, just don't touch that ever.
Regards,
Wolfgang
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A few questions on this matter
1) I've had a look a the FIEB*PASSWORD* FM but I wonder why it its that the database table FIEB_PASSWORD for the identifier is complete empty??
2) Can we , in theory, use the FM's for setting and getting passwords in using in programs.