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Autor: John Data: 2017-05-24 15:54:30 |
are the .enc files (such as trmadmin.enc ) encrypted? if so, is there a way to decrypt them in order to view their contents? i'm studying the generated log files to see if suspicious activities (such as outsiders trying to get in) are getting logged.
i'm evaluating winflector using the free version on a windows 10 home edition machine.
thanks for any help or tips! |
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Autor: rafal (staff) Data: 2017-05-25 10:26:19 |
The .enc files contain logs of some operations on users, like:
File trmadmin.enc is encrypted. It is possible to decrypt them using command like:
File trmlogin.enc contain inter alia user suspicious activities. |
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Autor: John Data: 2017-05-25 13:20:22 |
thanks! i'll take a look! |
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Autor: John Data: 2017-05-29 08:38:28 |
i get a trmlogin.txt file but it's 0 bytes / empty even though there were 2 users logged in , there were user activities, and trmlogin.enc is 2KB in length c:Winflector>cd serverapplogs c:Winflectorserverapplogs>..tdecode.exe /B=trmlogin.enc /T=trmlogin.txt Terminal Admin Log Files Decoder ver. 3.9.4.0 (C) OTC SA 2001-2004 File 'trmlogin.enc' loaded into memory. c:Winflectorserverapplogs>
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Autor: Bozena (staff) Data: 2017-05-29 10:17:48 |
trmlogin.enc is not encrypted. We will change its name to tmrlogin.log in the next Winflector release. |
