RE: Windows NT Desktop

You've got to be WAY more specific. Do you really mean NT? As in
"NT?" What do you mean "Registry and BIOS are disabled?" Exactly how
have they disabled the USB, CD and floppy? When you say "the other
option is to access other domains thru this one," what does that mean?

And what is your goal- just to get local admin? If all the processing
is "online and nothing is stored locally" what difference does it make
if you get admin and enable USB? There are a million ways to "get
admin" on an NT box, or any box for that matter if you're sitting in
front of it.

There are many people on this list who can help, but if you want to get
any value out of a post, you've got to be clear about what you want.
All that being said, the first thing I would suggest is to hire a
professional pen-tester unless you are just doing this for fun.

t



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Subject: Windows NT Desktop

Hi All,
I was wandering if anyone could help me with the following

Background

There are couple of PC's (Windows NT) which are part of a domain (say
XYZ). For the users of this domain the USB, CD drive etc. are
disabled.
The commond prompt , RUN option, Regestiry and BIOS is also disabled.
Also the admin has done the hardening at desktop level and not at
domain level
The PC's have access to an application on remote server via html
login.
All the processing is done online and nothing is stored locally


Objective and ethical test that needs to be done

I want to get local admin rights or somehow change the privilge levels
to enable USB or Floppy drive. The other option is if I could access
other domains thru this one.

It would be nice if someone could suggest a methodology or approach

Relevant Pages

  • RE: Windows NT Desktop
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  • Re: USB flash drives require Admin rights
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  • Re: write file fails with error number 5 = Access is denied
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    ... every user to install any USB device such as a USB flash drive anytime ... until they switch to another port and then the reinstall pops up again. ... They have to log out and get an admin to login to do the install. ...
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  • Re: USB Floppy drive
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