[NT] Gravity Storm Service Pack Manager 2000 Share Vulnerability
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Gravity Storm Service Pack Manager 2000 Share Vulnerability
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SUMMARY
<http://www.securitybastion.com/> Service Pack Manager 2000 is a utility
for IT professionals. It allows managing Windows NT/2000 Service Packs and
Hotfixes on the enterprise network in a cost-efficient way. A security
vulnerability occurs due to the fact that the product opens up a share
that is accessible to all, this share provides access to the root
directory of the operating system (C:\).
DETAILS
On a default installation of Service Pack Manager 2000 for Windows NT and
2000 by Gravity Storm Software, the software creates a hidden share called
SPM2000c$. This share is mapped to C:\. In all cases that were found the
critical directories were found to be at the very least readable and at
times (depending on the OS configuration) writeable to everyone remotely.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:ken_at_ftu@yahoo.com>
'ken'@FTU.
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