Re: NT information leakage

From: Mike Brentlinger (mdbrentlingerat_private)
Date: Sun Jul 22 2001 - 13:07:55 PDT

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    you can always just run commands like
    
    ipconfig /all > c:\intetpub\wwwroot\info.txt
    -and-
    dir c:\ /s >> c:\intetpub\wwwroot\info.txt
    -and-
    net view >> c:\intetpub\wwwroot\info.txt
    
    Have some fun and try diffrent things then point your browser at 
    http://server/ipinfo.txt
    
    -mdb
    
    
    
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    From: "Ismael Valenzuela" <i.valenzuelaat_private>
    To: "Penetration Testing (E-mail)" <PEN-TESTat_private>
    Subject: NT information leakage
    Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 09:53:55 +0200
    
    Hello. I am conducting a pentest for company using IIS in its web
    server. I've successfully exploited the MSDAC RDS bug, so I can
    navigate through its hard disk using the command cmd.exe, but with
    restricted rights. I can not get the sam._ file in \winnt\repair for
    example.
    
    I would like someone to tell me which files in the NT box can show me
    information about the servers in the same subnet, applications
    installed, and any other important information.
    
    Is there any way to get admin rights through this bug i've exploited
    ?
    
    There's also a CheckPoint FW-1 in front of the web server, but it
    doesn't filter de port 80, obviously :)
    
    Thanks in advance.
    
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