CERT Advisory CA-2000-12 - HHCtrl ActiveX Control allows local files to be executed. The HHCtrl ActiveX control has a serious vulnerability that allows remote intruders to execute arbitrary code, if the intruder can cause a compiled help file (CHM) to be stored "locally." Microsoft has released a security bulletin and a patch for this vulnerability, but the patch does not address all circumstances under which the vulnerability can be exploited. This document discusses additional ways in which this vulnerability can be exploited.
8d64072fcd1d5225daf75a8d9412a0172ca99075fdfc8c2e678d6a8c2ef122e3ipaudit records network activity. It stores a count of bytes and packets exchanged for every combination of host/port pairs and protocol. It can be signalled after a fixed interval (30 minutes is typical) to output results. It's useful for identifying heavy bandwidth users, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, scans, etc. There is also an option (like tcpdump) to save raw packet headers for detailed analysis with packages such as tcpdump or ethereal.
8e99a45673263e045cb03981d4f6dfdb2f3ad000e205834f2923c2f0019f45c7Life Stages worm .vbs source code. Sets off virus scanners. Archive password is set to p4ssw0rd. Use at your own risk.
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