*** Now talking in #xnet *** Topic is '606 users! -=- <ben> 'im the special ed teacher, you look special to me, come and sit on my lap'' *** Set by wnfAknd on Sat Apr 21 21:20:17 <Gossi> hey <Gossi> anybody seen Trax lurking? <[\]> oh f\ck, another one <Syzop> wehe <[\]> F\CK OF!" <Syzop> lol [..] [\] is traxster@host-removed.webport.bt.net * Trax [\] on @#z @#xnet @#viagra @#radio-one @#leech @#happyland #GiMP [\] using viagra.tx.us.xnet.org [64.242.77.168] Up, up and away! [\] is away: F\CK OFF! (29m 13s) [\] is an IRC Operator [\] is client 1 of an allowed 0 from 62.7.156.105 [\] End of /WHOIS list. [..] <[\]> some asswipe forwarded it from a PRIVATE LIST <Gossi> but the point is, everybody is freaking out now, because nobody knows the details of the problem <[\]> hense the reason im awaiting the person who forwarded the email to get off his ass and stop watching the simpsons <[\]> ok you wanaks, ive just emailed all the people who experienced it, requested all info's on it, now would you please leave me alone ? :) [..] <[\]> i know what script bugs look like, and this effected 4 different people, using different scripts, and one with a bare mirc Apparently a few Xnet users were experiencing problems with mIRC doing funny stuff. It's unclear at this stage if it's mIRCs fault, or a third part scripts fault. Regards, Gossi The Bugtraq Hassler. On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Chris King wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Trax <traxsterat_private> > To: opers-xnet <opersat_private> > Cc: net-com-xnet <net-comat_private> > Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2001 1:40 PM > Subject: [net-com] Bug in Mirc v5.82 > > > > There is a bug in mirc v5.82 that allows remote control of clients via > > /quote and /ctcp (not the ctcp *:*:*:* code tho), this is different, it's > > the mirc coder's fault. > > > > Simple solution: > > Downgrade mirc to v5.81 till a fix/new mirc comes out. > > > > Other Solution: > > Put these in your remotes as they are printed here: > > > > ctcp 1:finger:haltdef > > ctcp 1:userinfo:haltdef > > ctcp 1:clientinfo:haltdef > > ctcp 1:ping:haltdef > > ctcp 1:time:haltdef > > ctcp 1:sound:haltdef > > ctcp 1:msg:haltdef > > ctcp 1:/msg:haltdef > > > > > > From my point of view, this *may* screw up your scripts, so the downgrade > is > > the easier option. > > > > This hole in mirc enable's people to remotely control people using mirc > > v5.82 using /quote and /ctcp. This morning on another network, someone > did > > it to an ircop and globaled, if they wanted to they could have > > killed/akilled people. > > > > So please either ditch Mirc v5.82 or insert the above code. > > > > Laters > > Trax. > > > > > > >
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