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Re: Crashing Win9x with smbclient - But NT & W2K?
From: vventura () SIA PT (vventura () SIA PT)
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 13:45:49 -0000
I've tried to create a dir. with the name "con" with smbclient and admintrator account and it was refused. WIth the NTFS. The exploit of con\con has so far only been adressed to the singleuser versions of Windows (Win9x), but a quite more interresting topic is weather the attack can be carried out on NT and Win2k systems. My idea is that initial testings might incorrectly lead to the assumption that those systems were invulnerable because NT typically use NTFS and the bug was related to the VFAT module. Could be interresting to know if someone with access to different NT/Win2K builds could test if there's any problem with asking for e.g. d:\con\con if d: is your VFAT partion. (sorry, don't have NT installed on any of my machines) ..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. <A TARGET=nonlocal HREF="/external/http://www.11a.nu"><A HREF="http://www.11a.nu</A">http://www.11a.nu</A</A>> || http://bluefish.11a.nu eleventh alliance development & security team
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