full-disclosure - Virus loading through ActiveX-Exploit [Fwd: George Bush sniper-rifle shot!]

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Subject: Virus loading through ActiveX-Exploit [Fwd: George Bush sniper-rifle shot!] 

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> "Alla Bezroutchko" wrote:
 > Also interesting that they don't use
> "a {behavior:url(#default#AnchorClick);}"
> in this exploit which seems to be an essential part of http-
equiv's and 
> mikx's exploits.

The key to all this exploits is drag'n'drop access to a local 
directory.

Since WinXP SP2 it's not possible to use "shell:startup" as src 
for an iframe
 -->

You also can't or couldn't effect 'drag and drop' from or on the 
internet zone into the iframe. That is why the original is by 
design on the 'intranet zone' where you can:

<iframe src="http://malware%2F.http-equiv.dyndns.org/~http-
equiv/littleshit.html">

using 'bitlance winter's' magic dns.

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