full-disclosure - DCOM RPC exploit (dcom.c)

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Message-ID: <GEEDJNOBNPDFCHGBHPNDAEONDMAA.tom@scriptsupport.co.uk>
From: tom at scriptsupport.co.uk (Tom H)
Subject: DCOM RPC exploit  (dcom.c)

I used nmap to scan a random /16 for systems with port 135 open,
I fed the results of systems with that port open into enum  (enum -S $ip)
and grepped for a "SharedDocs" share, which indicates  XP box.
Then I ran the win32 binary I compiled from from the c code posted to this list
against that list of ips.
I assumed that most XP boxes would be SP1.
I got 6 command prompts.
I then ran the same binary looking for Xp with Sp0.
I got 156 command prompts.