-----Original Message----- From: VULN-DEV List [mailto:VULN-DEVat_private]On Behalf Of Kayne Ian (Softlab) Sent: 19. april 2001 13:54 To: VULN-DEVat_private Subject: Re: msn messenger >When you say >do you mean it will disconnect them from IRC or from MSN messenger? If it's >IRC, there are a bunch of known bugs like this. Eg: load Mirc, connect to >any server, join a few channels. Then, /join #anychannelwithacomma,init >and you will be auto-kicked from _every_ you are on. The comma seems to have >a strange effect. Also, if you This is expected behaviour. You're not kicked, you part stating something like 'left all channels'. >/CTCP #channel <controlkey>A >(also sometimes works with just "A") >you can force some users to auto-disconnect from the irc server. There are a >stack of bugs like these totally excluding DCC holes etc... This is not a bug in any of the irc clients i tried(mIRC going back to ver. 5.41 +bitchx +xchat +ircII) - its more likely a backdoor in a widely used script. I remember the Leopard script having the LAGG backdoor, meaning any commands send via ctcp preceded by LAGG would be executed. Something like '//ctcp # LAGG .msg $me :)' would silently show you who was backdoored/running the script, and then they're all yours to play with. Very useful for messing with friends/foes. >Ian Kayne >Technical Specialist - IT Solutions >Softlab Ltd - A BMW Company Med venlig hilsen Knud Erik Højgaard <knudat_private> Cybercity erhvervssupport <supportat_private> http://www.cybercity.dk/support Tlf 33 98 30 60 Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. -- Aleister Crowley(1875-1947)
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