Axife Mouse Recorder 5.1 16 [EXCLUSIVE]

Axife Mouse Recorder 5.1 16 [EXCLUSIVE]

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Description:Team members: Dave McLaughlin, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Database Admin; Kasthuri Ilankamban, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Database Admin; Brian Rahn, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Active Directory; Dave McLaughlin, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Database Admin; Kasthuri Ilankamban, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Database Admin; Brian Rahn, ITS Infra Sys Srvcs & Ops, Active Directory

Here’s the way we found the root cause of this vulnerability: When we investigated the service’s interaction with AD, we found that the service gave a user “guid” values with a unique identifier that does not match the user’s username. We could not reproduce the vulnerability in other lab environments. We had identified the offset as between 1 and 6 bytes, which is large enough to consider a buffer overflow, and recognized this as a potential security issue. Severity: High.

The follow list of exploits is only a partial list, and many different exploits exist that leverage different vulnerabilities in Teamspeak. Exploits do exist that target common operating system versions, file versions, helpful software (such as backup and compression tools or virtual servers), and other versions of the server.

The easiest and most secure way to work with Active Directory (AD) is by using the Active Directory Module for.NET or the Windows Server 2012 Active Directory Management Toolkit. But there may be other reasons for which you want to use the FirmCAT or the AD Query Script from AccessAuditor. d2c66b5586