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"Everything that's countable doesn't necessarily count. What counts isn't necessarily countable."
Albert Einstein
IIS 5.0 cross scripting vulnerability.
just a guess :)
mmmmmm
maybe not.
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"Everything that's countable doesn't necessarily count. What counts isn't necessarily countable."
Albert Einstein
There are two ways that I think can lead to owning... Exploiting the asp code or some crazy packet analysis stuff that I couldn't tell you about (cause I dont know)...
I've already gotten the asp code to spit out some runtime errors...
whats everyone else gotten so far?
"I'm not a robot like you. I don't like having disks crammed into me... unless they're Oreos, and then only in the mouth."
I already got some dll library to spit some errors.
That's why I said IIS cross scripting vulnerability.
Can't get it to do what I want though. Never been into this part of the exploiting world before anyway :D
DAmn where is George Guninski when you need him. heh
later all
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"Everything that's countable doesn't necessarily count. What counts isn't necessarily countable."
Albert Einstein
i can think of a couple weaknesses in the site that are *possibly* expoitable...
give it a try and give me a shout if you want the source to work off of too... I know, I know... that would be cheating; but actually, if my code or one of the components I'm using is going to kill me, then I'd rather find out now
if it gets me nowhere, I'll go there proud; and I'm gonna go there free.
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"Everything that's countable doesn't necessarily count. What counts isn't necessarily countable."
Albert Einstein
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