full-disclosure - Re: Microsoft Windows ASN.1 LSASS.EXE Remote Exploit (MS04-007)

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From: thomas.kerbl at fh-hagenberg.at (Thomas Kerbl)
Subject: Re: Microsoft Windows ASN.1 LSASS.EXE Remote
 Exploit (MS04-007)

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Christophe Devine wrote:

| Stephen wrote:
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|>http://www.k-otik.com/exploits/02.14.MS04-007-dos.c.php
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| Apparently an early version of the exploit got somewhat leaked without
| my prior knowledge. So, here is an updated version that should also work
| on port 139. It was only tested with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 (fr), but may
| also be successful against Windows XP; don't bother asking me for an
| exploit that yields a shell.

I could verify your results on a Windows 2000 Pro SP3 (en), targeting
port 445.

Result: http://members.kremstalnet.at/kerbl/exploit/lsass.gif
(won't be up there forever)

greetings,
Thomas Kerbl

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