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    Self-Executing HTML: Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 Part IV
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    Self-Executing HTML: Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 Part IV



    Thursday, January 01, 2004


    The following file is an html file comprising both scripting and
    an executable [*.exe].

    We inject scripting and an executable into the html file which
    is designed to point back to the executable in the html file and
    execute it. Provided the html file is an html file, Internet
    Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 will execute it.

    Because it is an html file proper, Internet Explorer opens it.
    The scripting inside is then parsed and fired. That scripting is
    pointing back to the same executable file and because it is a
    self-executing html file, it executes !


    Fully self-contained harmless *.exe:

    http://www.malware.com/exe-cute-html.zip

    Be aware of html files out there.


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    Self-Executing HTML: Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 Part IV
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    RE: Self-Executing HTML: Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 Part IV

    Naturally, this only works from a local security zone such as the My
    Computer zone. You cannot exploit the Shell.Application object from the
    Internet Zone where you get an explanatory "Permission Denied" error.

    This eases the process of abusing local security zone privileges but
    does not change the fact that you could already download and execute
    files when inside a local security zone. If you want to "exploit" this
    from the Internet Zone you still need to rely on yet another
    cross-domain vulnerability as well as a local file loading vulnerability
    to gain access to the My Computer zone, where you could already use
    ADODB and codeBase to execute files.

    One more way to do the same, but definitely a more explanatory and
    simplistic approach

    Naturally, locking down the My Computer zone prevents this exploit from
    working - personally, I would recommend installing Qwik-Fix and forget
    about command execution vulnerabilities in IE


    Regards

    Thor Larholm
    Senior Security Researcher
    PivX Solutions
    24 Corporate Plaza #180
    Newport Beach, CA 92660
    http://www.pivx.com
    thor@pivx.com
    949-231-8496

    PivX defines "Proactive Threat Mitigation". Get a FREE Beta Version of
    Qwik-Fix <http://www.qwik-fix.net>=20

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    To: bugtraq@securityfocus.com
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    Subject: Self-Executing HTML: Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 Part IV

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