HACKLOG 2x19 - Attacchi Command Execution (PHP)
HACKLOG 2x19 - Attacchi Command Execution (PHP)
New Windows Task Scheduler Vulnerabilities Allows Command Execution as Admin User
https://cybersecuritynews.com/windows-taskmanager-vulnerabilities/
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Critical Windows Task Scheduler involving the schtasks.exe binary could enable malicious actors to execute commands with SYSTEM-level privileges, bypass User Account Control (UAC) prompts, and erase audit logs.
Are there any examples of remote arbitrary command execution, where the command was not executed within a shell but as an individual command with arguments only (aka no env vars, no pipes, no semicolons, etc, only program --arg1 --arg2 ...). Almost every programming language has the ability to execute commands as individual programs (fork() + execve()) or within a sub-shell (ex: $SHELL -c "..."). Is it worth making the distinction between non-shell command execution and in-shell command execution? /cc @kurtseifried