Yeah, these are shady exploits indeed. The method you showed is what I call "Unsimple File Sharing" in XP Pro. I always use it to lock down permissions. You stated that UAC didn't stop it. I wonder how a HIPS or other behavior blocker would fare? I'd think it would stop it dead in it's tracks, but the problem with that is it forces the user to make a decision (allow/deny). And the average end user just clicks allow.
Great stuff as always. Way to keep people informed.
@mike22490 Perhaps they will, but Microsoft has also allowed privilege escalation exploits to remain for months on end before. But since it's not a free software OS like Linux, there's sadly not much one can do besides call Microsoft and try to make sure they are working on it :/ It's lucky this particular exploit has a workaround.
is this the exploit released on a few well known exploit sites a few months ago, or a different one? AFAIK the one I'm talking about only worked on XP SP3.
you need the file called poc xD
megamrkakashi 1 month ago
the system cannot find the path specified?? what do i do??!!
TheSpanishHamster 8 months ago
ummm im trying to safe youre TIME go download a user acc hacker (CD)
and hack the admin acc in 2 min
combossss 1 year ago
windóz rulez
detoxcaso 1 year ago
problem (not found after cd poe)
MrHamad4ever 1 year ago
fatal flaw
q8mosfet 1 year ago
жедае, берегитесь
speedstrine 1 year ago
I like it! Thanks for helping me hacking my sis PC. :D
artos0131 1 year ago
this is not a flaw in UAC, it's a problem with DEP. (DEP should stop this buffer overflow exploit).
celegorm 1 year ago
Yeah, these are shady exploits indeed. The method you showed is what I call "Unsimple File Sharing" in XP Pro. I always use it to lock down permissions. You stated that UAC didn't stop it. I wonder how a HIPS or other behavior blocker would fare? I'd think it would stop it dead in it's tracks, but the problem with that is it forces the user to make a decision (allow/deny). And the average end user just clicks allow.
Great stuff as always. Way to keep people informed.
JunmaiShu 1 year ago 4
hehe lol
so much for windows 7 being "secure" ( microsofts said that remember ?)
labobo 1 year ago
Windows will have an update out in no time...
mike22490 1 year ago
@mike22490 Perhaps they will, but Microsoft has also allowed privilege escalation exploits to remain for months on end before. But since it's not a free software OS like Linux, there's sadly not much one can do besides call Microsoft and try to make sure they are working on it :/ It's lucky this particular exploit has a workaround.
Ranguvar13 1 year ago
is this the exploit released on a few well known exploit sites a few months ago, or a different one? AFAIK the one I'm talking about only worked on XP SP3.
itsazy 1 year ago
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rileinc 1 year ago
more videos like this are much welcome...
srikanth94 1 year ago 29