Exploitation of Windows Services vulnerabilities #28
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November 1, 2015 06:28
…Permissions Implementation of detection & exploitation of insecure registry permissions that associated with a service. more information can be found at the following paper in section 2.2: https://labs.mwrinfosecurity.com/system/assets/760/original/Windows_Services_-_All_roads_lead_to_SYSTEM.pdf
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Bump - Is this ever going to be merged? |
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I am not sure. Never ended up testing this. |
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Shame, such priv-esc scripts could be a great addition to the toolkit |
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Feel free to test the code and then I can merge it. |
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I've taken a quick look but seems it could use an upgrade before merge to maintain code quality of nishang:
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Use of accesschk.exe is a bummer :/ |
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Implementation of detection & exploitation of insecure registry permissions that associated with a service.
more information can be found at the following paper in section 2.2:
https://labs.mwrinfosecurity.com/system/assets/760/original/Windows_Services_-_All_roads_lead_to_SYSTEM.pdf