[TOOL] Tiny Windows 2000 Reverse Connect
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Date: 10/08/03
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Tiny Windows 2000 Reverse Connect
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DETAILS
Most operating systems ship with a massive number of files that have not
been modified since the initial release. These files can be used to
develop small service-pack independent shellcode. The trick is to use a
single LoadLibraryA call to get the module base, and then call the IAT
functions directly using hard-coded offsets. The result is a
reverse-connect/download-shellcode payload that is 179 bytes and works on
every service pack of Windows 2000.
H D Moore managed to get a null-free version right around 200 bytes, but
any small XOR encoder will work as well. This technique, dubbed 'Vampiric
Imports' is implemented in the following code:
- <http://metasploit.com/sc/win2000_vampiric_connector.asm>
http://metasploit.com/sc/win2000_vampiric_connector.asm
A tiny XOR decoder based on noir's fnstenv getpc is online at:
- <http://metasploit.com/sc/x86_fnstenv_xor_byte.asm>
http://metasploit.com/sc/x86_fnstenv_xor_byte.asm
It should be possible to build similar payloads that work with NT 4.0,
Windows XP, and Windows 2003.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:sflist@digitaloffense.net> H
D Moore.
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