full-disclosure - self-exec.zip

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Message-ID: <3FBDEA0D.32188.38413FE5@localhost>
From: nick at virus-l.demon.co.uk (Nick FitzGerald)
Subject: self-exec.zip

"Ahmad Naazir" <ahmad_rana84@...mail.com> wrote:

This is the Full-Disclosure security mailing list, not the interactive 
version of "Skiddiez for Dummies"...

> Can anyone tell me how can I encode my .exe files into a webpage like this.
> I mean what kind of encoding the author has done for the file notepad.exe
> secondly,
> this exploit doesnt launches the file notepad.exe
> how can I make it to launch it the .exe

If you cannot "reverse" the encoding from 10 seconds eyeballing the 
script you _definitely_ should not even be beginning to imagine that 
you should consider thinking about using it.

As for auto-launch, this is not the interactive version of "Skiddiez 
for Dummies"...

Regards,

Nick FitzGerald