Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
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Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
Read more “Desktop.ini as a post-exploitation tool, (Mon, Mar 16th)”
Desktop.ini files have been part of Windows operating systems for a long time. They provide users with the option to customize the appearance of specific folders in File Explorer, such as changing their icons[1]. That is not all they are good for, however. Couple of months back, I noticed a small weakness/vulnerability in the way …
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Improper Neutralization of Argument Delimiters in a Command (‘Argument Injection’) vulnerability in TCP function included in the firmware of Mitsubishi Electric MELQIC IU1 series IU1-1M20-D firmware version 1.0.7 and earlier allows an attacker on the same network segment to stop the network functions or execute malware via a specially crafted packet.