Sir,
Although the exploitation technique was already known I am sure that
others are happy to know about the vulnerability. And I assure you
that I did not waste my time.
Apparently you have strong feelings about my post. I apologize if I
have offended you in some way. This will be my last reply.
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Reed Arvin wrote:
> Sir,
>
> On Windows 2000 operating systems the default permissions for the root
> of the OS drive is Everyone/Full Control. However, with Microsoft
> operating systems newer than Windows 2000 administrative privileges
> are ne
Hi Reed, I'm unable to verify that. I'm sure someone else will. Regardless, as indicated by the previous Full-Disclosure posting by Pretty Vacant, the behavior you're speaking about has been known for years. Sorry you wasted your time. It's clear you were unaware of the previous resear
Sir,
On Windows 2000 operating systems the default permissions for the root
of the OS drive is Everyone/Full Control. However, with Microsoft
operating systems newer than Windows 2000 administrative privileges
are necessary. Thank you for your comment.
Regards,
Reed
On 12/22/05, Steven Rakick <[
See: http://lists.grok.org.uk/pipermail/full-disclosure/2005-May/033909.html It's not a vulnerability as it requires administrative privs in the first place.
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