RE: bug w2k

From: Linn Boyd (linn@techconnectinc.com)
Date: 07/29/01

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From: Linn Boyd <linn@techconnectinc.com>
To: 'BrainMast' <brain_master@hotmail.com>, SIFFREDI DANIEL <DSIFFREDI@nacion-afjp.com.ar>, BugTraq <Bugtraq@securityfocus.com>
Subject: RE: bug w2k
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2001 21:35:53 -0500

I just tested this on a Terminal Services enabled server and it will crash
the system through a RDP or ICA connection. This can be a real problem with
people running large Terminal Server environments.

Cheers,

Linn

>Doesn't appear to be much of a security problem unless you want to crash
>>the
>system.

> Ping to any host (for example ping 10.100.2.1 preferred a host in your
> LAN), Now press F7 and Enter (try a couple of times quickly...less
> than ten, and you can see what a meaning)
> The machine reboots, from nothing a warm reboot.

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