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Reverse shell bind payload
From: patrick at aushack.com (Patrick Webster)
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 10:01:16 +1100
Yes, it is highly likely the process is running as a different user. What you can do on the target system, in the services.msc manager, open the vulnerable process and tick the LogOn -> "Allow service to interact with desktop" checkbox... This will allow a SYSTEM calc.exe process to be visible to the interactively logged on user, e.g. Guest or User. -Patrick On 11/8/07, base64 <basehat at gmail.com> wrote:
you are most likely running the shell under context of the 'SYSTEM' user, whose processes do not interact with the user desktop.
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