Um… just try typing it in
twice? The first time after the first character it goes back to recycle
bin, but the second time it lets you type in whatever you want. I am
using XP SP1. Besides.. I don’t really see how this is a security
issue, and in fact I think its rather silly J
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From: Kaveh Mofidi
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Sent: Monday, August
04, 2003 6:26 AM
To:
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Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Recycle
Bin Unavailability of Service
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Secure Target Network (Security
Advisory August 04, 2003)
Topic: Recycle Bin Unavailability of Service
Discovery date: July 24, 2003
Affected applications and platforms:
Windows XP Service Pack 1
Not affected applications and
platforms:
Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (and may others)
Introduction:
I’m sure this is related to security issues because it gets in touch
with availability. So, you may want to explore some places with your
“Windows Explorer” or “My Computer” from else where.
That’s make no
sense to you but ever doing exploring from “Recycle Bin” to
anywhere
else?
You can’t do this and this is a kind of Unavailability!
When you clicked on “Recycle Bin” on any address bar, the word
become
highlighted and when you trying to type a path, the words and phrases
you typed, turn to “Recycle Bin”. This way, you cannot change
MANUALLY to any desired location from “Recycle Bin”.
Exploit:
There’s no exploit for this misbehavior but you would be aware of
unavailability this situation brings to your desktop because some day
may you have not any mouse.
Workaround:
This involved with Windows XP GUI behavior and may fix in future but
if you want workaround that, just copy and paste you desire path and
press “ENTER” as fast as possible.
Tested on:
Windows XP Service Pack 1
Windows 2000 Service Pack 3
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