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Re: W2K Compromise - PipeCmdSrv
From: Erik Sperling Johansen <erik () sperling no>
Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2002 22:27:25 +0200
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On Saturday 05 October 2002 01:38, Curt Wilson wrote:
system through the usual windows file sharing methods. The article also
talks about exporting the PipeCmdSrv.exe with VC (Visual C?) from
pipecmd.exe, although I don't understand this (clarification anyone)?
I'd guess PipeCmdServ.exe is embedded as a resource into PipeCmd.exe, using
the native resource mechanism available for Win32 executables.
Visual C++ has a resource editor, which can be used to extract such resources
from any PE. A handy way to embed files into an EXE, allowing single file
distribution.
- --Erik
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