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| Subject: | Re: priviledge escalation techniques |
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| Date: | Thu, 20 Jan 2005 11:13:02 +0000 (GMT) |
That's really strange. It works in WinXP. Perhaps there was a change in functionality (for bad!) from Win2K to XP? The only possibility I can imagine is either: a) something blocks launching interactive programs before logon in 2K, but not in XP b) 2K is checking that sethc.exe is valid before launching it, and XP is not doing that check (I don't really think that this is the case, but...) Do you have any XP box to test?? I'll try to get hold of a 2K as well.
I couldn't try on a XP box, but tried on a windows
2000 server. It behaves very differently here, after
the replacement of sethc.exe with cmd.exe:
1. before logging in, pressing 'shift' 5 times,
invokes sethc.exe but the original one, which in fact
doesn't exist in system32 directory, atleast with same
name. I think windows regenerated that file but with
some other name.
2. if I press 'shift' 5 times after logging in,
nothing appears, neither original sethc.exe nor the
replaced sethc.exe
Any clues?
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