You missed the SEARCH IN <request> vector. I believe it calls the same heap alloc from STATXMEM.dll
I was having some issues with the string becoming unicoded, but just yesterday I got an ascii overwrite
(in the debugger only tho :/). Oh well looks like you snuffed the bug I was
working on in the process :). Obviously MS fixed this bug in the recent patch. Another thing to note,
when requesting ('s I noticed that an internal function was matching my ( with a ) since they were using
lstrcpy it totally smashed the heap structures when it became unicode'd. But they appeared to fix that as well.
-wire
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> IIS NNTP Service XPAT Command Vulnerabilities
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I was having some issues with the string becoming unicoded, but just yesterday I got an ascii overwrite
(in the debugger only tho :/). Oh well looks like you snuffed the bug I was
working on in the process :). Obviously MS fixed this bug in the recent patch. Another thing to note,
when requesting ('s I noticed that an internal function was matching my ( with a ) since they were using
lstrcpy it totally smashed the heap structures when it became unicode'd. But they appeared to fix that as well.
-wire
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 15:48:49 -0300
CORE Security Technologies Advisories <advisories (at) coresecurity (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
> Core Security Technologies Advisory
> http://www.coresecurity.com
>
> IIS NNTP Service XPAT Command Vulnerabilities
>
>
>
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Visit Things From Another World for the best
comics, movies, toys, collectibles and more.
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