Dear Andres Tarasco,


>I can see only one real  attack scenario, unprivileged access to a Windows with FAT file system or incorrect acls

> that allows you to store c:\telnet.exe  file. Anyway under  that scenario , you should be able to trigger better attacks ;-) 


Windows 2000 per default allows users to write to c:\


PS. I have seen malware dropping another encrypted copy to C:\program.exe, whenever an appplication calls

a createprocess unsafely it gets excecuted.




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Thierry Zoller

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