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Metasploit Updates


From: hdm at metasploit.com (H D Moore)
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2006 01:25:29 -0500

Hello everyone,

We finally updated the Metasploit.com web site - it should be much easier 
to navigate and less abrasive on the eyes. If you have any suggestions 
for improvement (or would like to volunteer some design/graphics help), 
please email me offlist.

The first round of updates as release for the 2.6 tree:

rras_ms06_025: This module exploits a stack overflow in the Windows 
Routing and Remote Access Service. We have a couple other exploits in the 
works for this service, but it seems that some of them still aren't 
patched :-) 

ms05_030_nntp: This module exploits a stack overflow in Outlook Express's 
NNTP client interface. Another fun client-side bug, thanks again to MC 
for providing it.

cesarftp_mkd: This module exploits a (still unpatched) vulnerability in 
CesarFTP. Three different people submitted modules for this bug, but MC
s was best in terms of quality. The fact that he also provided a MSFv3 
version probably helped as well :-)

niprint_lpd: This module exploits a worthless bug in a little-used 
service. It was added as an educational module and was inspired by 
Immunity's VisualSploit demo. The original demo is still online at:
- http://www.immunitysec.com/documentation/vs_niprint.html

We also have a few Office exploits in the works. The "big scary targeted 
Word exploit" from last month is actually fairly unreliable and annoying 
to convert into an exploit. The new "big scary targeted Excel exploit" 
isn't that exciting either, but we will try to produce a module for it in 
the near future. The bug discovered by kcope and exploited by naveed 
looks like a lot more fun and is a standard stack/seh smash:
- http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/fulldisclosure/2006-06/0436.html

Over the weekend, we migrated all of our CVS trees to a single Subversion 
repository. With any luck, we should be able to open up public access to 
the Framework development tree in the near future. Thanks again for all 
of the community support and enjoy the new modules!

-HD



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