full-disclosure - Win32 Cisco Exploit

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Message-ID: <002201c351eb$81010d00$1c01010a@netvf09v3k60bdk3>
From: amilabs at optonline.net (amilabs)
Subject: Win32 Cisco Exploit

According to protocol trace file analysis it does generate the correct
types of packets to cause the exploit. Both the gui and the cmd line
send the packets out with ttl 128 and with 0 as the next protocol in the
IP header. This is what the app spits out. I did not test against a
router just took a quick peek with a protocol analyzer and it does not
look like it will work based on the packet trace. Can someone tell me
otherwise?

------------  ETHER Header  ------------
Destination: 00-03-A3-43-78-6B
Source: This Network Analyzer (00-04-55-2D-F8-A7)
Protocol: IP
FCS: E67BCBFA

------------  IP Header  ------------
Version = 4
Header length = 20
Differentiated Services (DS) Field = 0x00
    0000 00.. DS Codepoint = Default PHB (0)
    .... ..00 Unused
Packet length = 40
Id = 1ed4
Fragmentation Info = 0x0000
    .0.. ....  .... .... Don't Fragment Bit = FALSE
    ..0. ....  .... .... More Fragments Bit = FALSE
    ...0 0000  0000 0000 Fragment offset = 0
Time to live = 128
Protocol = 0 (0)
Header checksum = 04EB (Verified 04EB)
Source address = 10.1.1.28
Destination address = 10.1.1.250
20 bytes of data

 Record #22      (From Node To Hub) Captured on 7/24/2003 at
09:50:56.437327771 Length =    64

Frame Data: (Length = 64)
    0: 00 08 A3 4D 78 6B 00 02    55 5D F8 A7 08 00 45 00   ...Mxk..
U]....E.
   16: 00 28 1E D4 00 00 80 00    04 EB 0A 01 01 1C 0A 01   .(......
........
   32: 01 FA 45 10 00 14 2E 31    40 00 00 37 C1 76 7F 00   ..E....1
@..7.v..
   48: 00 01 0A 01 01 FA 00 00    00 00 00 00 E6 7B CB FA   ........
.....{..

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Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Win32 Cisco Exploit


Attached is a win32 version of the Cisco Exploit with a nice GUI.