What I have done in the past is get a copy of hk.exe. It is a local
privilege escalation exploit that runs processes as SYSTEM.
Then just run netcat via hk.exe, connect to the listener, and bingo you
are SYSTEM.
It has been a while since I have done this so I don't recall the exact
syntax but that should get you pointed in the right direction.
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 10:18 AM, ewvtwvi_at_hushmail.com wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I understand that this topic has been discussed in great deal, however
> i searched the archives and was unable to find anything.
>
> In doing a security assessment - I came across a web server running
> iis4 that is vulnerable to the unicode exploit. I was able to get it to
> tftp back to my tftp server and pull down nc and a few other
> things...then got nc listening with a shell and was able to connect to
> that shell...I didnt go any further and reported it as it was. I was
> then questioned on the possibility of it being used to escalate rights
> to administrator..and asked for a demo... i repeated the above steps,
> but was unable to stop services and such. I couldnt even delete a file
> I had uploaded using unicode with tftp.
> Could someone please point me to info that would explain what i have
> to do to
> accomplish this. I have been searching...but apparently not well enough.
>
> Again, I hope this gets through..As it has prolly been discussed very
> much. I apologize in advance for this question.. but im stuck :(
>
> Thanks much!
> t
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