test em all like this or somethinghttps://pastebin.com/st1K94nu
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Protocol based exploits are always fun- there is many built into windows by default. But there is way more once you realize that every file extension is ALSO a protocol. Start,run: .txt://wtfomgbbq .reg://wtfomgbbq
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In IE only... I hope? Last time i dug deep into this was when Active Desktop was still a thing, built a shell extension that registered a protocol handler for my custom "adexecuteme:// link extension,
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everywhere
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The Windows kind of protocol, one you use with an URL of "<its name>:", the simplest example being http: or file:, there are many more registered in Windows in the registry, in the same dir as file extensions
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What exactly is the implication of this?
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i just want all to be good to each other and live forfilling lives ;)
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It does make sense actually given they’re defined in the same place, but still kinda weird that there are no checks against this then
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thats how I discovered it :) waaaaiiitttt.....do.....this.......also.....mean??? YUP WTF
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