full-disclosure - XP Remote Desktop Remote Activation

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Message-ID: <200410030058.18180@M3T4>
From: fdlist at digitaloffense.net (H D Moore)
Subject: XP Remote Desktop Remote Activation

If the exploit was written as a module for the Metasploit Framework, just 
select the VNC in-memory DLL injection payload and call it done.  This 
payload has the following advantages:

 - No files are written to disk, the AV has no chance of catching it
 - The VNC server is a thread in the exploited app's process
 - The payload works in read-only mode if admin privs aren't obtained
 - It will use the WinLogon desktop if locked or nobody is logged in
 - A command prompt is provided with the privs of the exploited process
 - If the exploit causes the app to exit on crash, no traces are left

http://metasploit.com/images/vnc.jpg
http://metasploit.com/projects/Framework/

-HD


On Friday 01 October 2004 23:50, Fixer wrote:n
> ____________________________________________________________________
> Windows XP Professional provides a service called Remote Desktop,
> which allows a user to remotely control the desktop as if he or she
> were in front of the system locally (ala VNC, pcAnywhere, etc.).