Re: Microsoft RDP Priv. Escalation

Yousif@Vapt-Sec.com wrote:
> .RDP connection file. The cmd.exe thing is simply an example. Other
> applications that wouldn't normally execute can be executed with this
> as well. The escalation is the ability to run applications you
> shouldn't be able to with such an account. It's under the privileges
> of the user, but the idea is, those privileges don't allow you to
> execute certain programs. Through that, you can.

As Thor said, "Exactly how were they disabled?", how the admin configure
the system to block access to cmd.exe? By configuring an RDP file to use
a specific shell?

If the admin said he's *actually trying* to block user's access to
cmd.exe (or whatever file you can access), then whatever he's using now
is not effective. The bug then is in the admin way of thinking, not on RDP.

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