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1997 Feb 09
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Minicom 1.75 Vulnerability
...lackware machines /usr/lib/uucp is group-writeable.
This means you can easily substitute uucico/uuxqt/etc with your scripts).
Solution:
Quick fix, as usually -- chmod 755 `which minicom`.
Exploit:
Below goes the exploit for Linux. After running this, you have shell with
uid=0 and euid=your_usual_uid (if minicom is suid root) and gid=uucp
egid=your_usual_gid. Getting real root and real uucp group permissions from
that is really too trivial to describe here.
---( quoting file "stack.c" )---
/* this stack overflow exploit code was written by jsn <jason@redline.ru> */
/* pro...