You can use this syntax (I've done it several times on a pen-test)
regedit -e <filename> <hive\key>
So, say I want to pull the VNC keys so I can see the encrypted password, I
can use this command:
regedit -e vnckeys.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL
(this will work provided your user has read privies over the key)
You can then move the test.reg into to webroot so that you can download it.
Regards,
Steve
Esmerelda
Fruitenschlein To: pen-testat_private
<efruitenschlein@ho cc:
tmail.com> Subject: Accessing registry through command line
10/04/2001 05:05 PM
I have remote execution of code through a unicode vulnerability on an IIS
box. I need to know if there is a way to get registry keys using only
command line tools that are on a default NT install. (No file upload, not
even using echo >, etc.) Perhaps something using rundll or somesuch thing?
Thanks.
Esmerelda Fruitenschlein, hacker extraordinaire
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