Hi,
yes you are right: I just did a echo -e '\x2f\x62\x69\x6e\x2f\x73\x68' (this is i_val == the code which is executed after receiving the D) and
got /bin/sh ...
So there is really NO legal reason for this... :(((
Greetz
Christoph
1.8.2002 11:14:54, Anders Johansson
On Thursday 01 August 2002 11.01, Christoph Wegener wrote:
So there is definitively a connection attempt to this server - but actually I do not know waht it is good for. Could there be some legal reaseon for this?!?
Look at the c source generated by the shell script. If it receives a 'D' command from this server it spawns a remote shell. I'd say there's an *illegal* reason for this.
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