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Email addressdlitchfield at atstake.com
First Active1999-08-17
Last Active2000-10-05
A100400-1
Posted Oct 5, 2000
Authored by Mnemonix | Site atstake.com

Atstake Security Advisory - Microsoft's Internet Information Server 5.0 is WebDAV (RFC 2518) enabled. As part of the extra functionality provided by the WebDAV components. Microsoft has introduced the SEARCH request method to enable searching for files based upon certain criteria. This functionality can be exploited to gain what are equivalent to directory listings. These directory listings can be used by an attacker to locate files in the web directories that are not normally exposed through links on the web site. .inc files and other components of ASP applications that potentially contain sensitive information can be viewed this way.

tags | web, asp
MD5 | 58071b7e5bee17ef6c7ced456689cebf
oracle.web.listener.txt
Posted Dec 1, 1999
Authored by Mnemonix | Site infowar.co.uk

There is a vulnerability in Oracle Web Listener where a resource can be accessed when is shouldn't be able to be accessed.

tags | exploit, web
MD5 | 912d8d571296183ce54946db98af4bdc
formhandler.cgi.txt
Posted Nov 12, 1999
Authored by Mnemonix

FormHandler.cgi uses hard coded physical path names for templates so it is possible to read any file on the system.

tags | exploit, cgi
MD5 | a91e008cd0b17c68a520cf6500b96b30
ipccrack.exe
Posted Aug 17, 1999
Authored by Mnemonix

IPC$Crack Ver 2.0 - IPC$Crack is a command line based program that uses a dictionary based attack to attempt to learn the password of an account on an NT box. For Win95/98/NT.

tags | cracker
systems | windows
MD5 | 23666816a84248b728109b603dadf37a
nt4.trojaned.profiles.txt
Posted Aug 17, 1999
Authored by Mnemonix

Bad permissions on Windows NT ProfileList registry subkeys allow any malicious NT user to cause other users of the system to load a "trojaned" profile that could lead to a system compromise. Exploit description and vendor solution included.

tags | exploit, trojan, registry
systems | windows, nt
MD5 | f32b841d5f7b41b4cc21f65c576c4173
nt4.index.server.2.0.txt
Posted Aug 17, 1999
Authored by Mnemonix

Microsoft's Index Server 2.0 allows anybody to discover the physical path to directories being indexed, or if a directory found in a network share is being indexed, they can learn the name of the machine on which the share resides and the name of the user account used to access that share on behalf of Index and Internet Information Server 4.

tags | exploit
MD5 | 121e166ddb192f0799e4f177fe106c37
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