Resolving #322 - fixing KERB_HASHPASSWORD structures #323
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The KERB_HASHPASSWORD_GENERIC structure has turned out not to be generic in recent versions of windows.
Therefore, a new structure that is compatible with version 2004 was added (KERB_HASHPASSWORD_GENERIC_2004). This is the same structure but packed.
Consequently, kerb helper was updated with the new 2004 version and in addition, two offsets were added in KERB_INFOS.
Additionally, the offset of the generic structure in _KERB_HASHPASSWORD_xxxx was also changed (in the 2004 version).