Re: Windows Independant GUI

[Paolo Scarabelli <paolo () msw it>]

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Hi there,

If you have full access to the compromised machine you may try to
install a software like Thinsoft WinConnect Server XP which allows you
to use an XP box as a terminal server.

In this way you can have several remote GUIs (up to 21 if I'm not wrong)
at the same time. You can also set it to allow a user to remotely
connect more terminals at the same time, so you don't risk to kick out
the legitimate user once you login.


Regards,


Paolo.




One2 () onetwo com wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> After compromising Windows workstations I am able to gain a remote GUI via either Terminal Services, VNC, GetScreen, 
> etc.
>
> However, this remote access gives me access to the user's GUI, which limits me to using the GUI when they seem to 
> have left for lunch. ;o)
>
> Does anyone know of any way that I can gain an independant GUI so that I can use and install GUI software to continue 
> the attack, without having to worry about whether the user is using their GUI?
>
> All ideas are welcome.
>
> Thanks,
> One2
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