Hanna is the network administrator for her company. Hanna is responsible for all network functions, including corporate email. Hanna receives a call fromthe Director of Administration one morning saying he cannot access one of his archive files. Hanna goes to the director’s office and tries to open the archivefile from inside his Outlook 2003 client. The program says that she needs a password to open the file. Apparently, the director password protected the archivefile without realizing it. What program could Hanna use to recover the archive password for the director?

Lionel is an IT security consultant currently working on contract for a carmanufacturing company in Philadelphia. Lionel has been brought in to asses thecompany’s network security state. This manufacturing company’s network is comprised of one 2003 Active Directory domain. He has been given permission to perform any and all necessary tests against the network. Lionel interviews the IT staff for the company to get a feel for the logical security measures they have already put in place. The IT manager for the company says that the biggest security precaution they have taken is to rename the administrator account on the network. The manager believes that this will keep any hackers from ever using theadministrator account to perform attacks. Lionel informs the IT manager that while changing the administrator name is a good idea, the account can still possibly be cracked. How can an administrator account still be cracked even though the name has been changed?