full-disclosure - What about M$ in the shell: race

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From: PerrymonJ at bek.com (Perrymon, Josh L.)
Subject: What about M$ in the shell: race

http://www.packetfocus.com/shell_exploit.htm

IE will execute the shell: command locally but prompts the user to open /
save the file if used with an anchor.
But what is this was used with another IE exploit that may not have system
privs but ran shell: locally-

wouldn't that have system privs then or would that run under the browser?

Interesting so far-

Hopefully this will help the effort to promote open source standards to move
away from M$ web monopoly.
Until then I will just uses BBS's-- hehehehehehe

Anyone up for a good game of Tradewars ;)

Joshua Perrymon
Sr. Network Security Consultant

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