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    SECURE SOCKETS LAYER COELACANTH: Phreak Phishing Expedition



    We wrap this up with a full-on ssl site spoof. It seems limited
    how far you can 'shove' the real domain out of the way, but just
    enough to make it convincing so we adapt the window to 'cover'
    it up. Interestingly [with apologies to e-gold for playing with
    their site], they have a secured connection [ignore the warning]
    which gives us our https, our little golden 'safe' padlock and
    most interestingly, all the links inside the site function and
    show the spoofed address:


    http://www.malware.com/gutted.html

    couple all that with the absurd ability to trick Internet
    Explorer into believing it is in a 'trusted zone' by inserting
    whatever gibberish you want into the fake link regardless of the
    actual domain, and you have the catch of the day.

    Big thanks to Drew Copley for whacking the sucker on the head,
    Brett Moore for correctly pointing out that it can be achieved
    without the 'redir' thing as well being able to stuff it with
    anything else you want and expedition leader: 'bitlance winter'
    who sighted it, tracked it, snagged it and reeled it in.

    End Call

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    SECURE SOCKETS LAYER COELACANTH: Phreak Phishing Expedition
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    >As a addendum, perhaps, though I wouldn't doubt someone
    >might make some nice proof of concept code for this...


    Don't mind if I do

    The following demo will read out your logon name and your logon domain, or
    at least it should

    http://jelmer.homedns.org/test.htm

    The url used is http://jelmer%2fwww.jelmer.homedns.org

    The problem is that ie looks at the part before the %2f to determine the
    security zone etc but then loads the url in it's entirety, like this

    http://jelmer - used to determine the zone
    http://jelmer/www.jelmer.homedns.org - loaded

    IE treats any url it sees without a period in it such as http://jelmer as
    part of the Local Intranet Zone

    From the intranet zone we can easily obtain the logon name because Automatic
    logon thru NTLM is enabled by default in the intranet zone.


    Code at http://jelmer.homedns.org/code.zip

    I excluded the rather large jcifs jar, you can download it from
    http://jcifs.samba.org/src/jcifs-0.9.2.jar and place it in the lib folder



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