I would like to thank @msftsecresponse for the bounty. Just days before Ramadan. https://twitter.com/waleedassar/status/1377606227249729537 …pic.twitter.com/GJ6ZgrKepJ
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I would like to thank @msftsecresponse for the bounty. Just days before Ramadan. https://twitter.com/waleedassar/status/1377606227249729537 …pic.twitter.com/GJ6ZgrKepJ
I am happy for your bounty, looks like my message came through. Any bsod triggered by opening a path can easily be made into a remote. When i submitted \\localhost\mailslot: open giving bsod it was 0 bounty. Apperently the only way to get your message through is by mayhem :)
Great work, thanks. Please, keep it up.
They're paying bounties for BSoD? That's a new one. Or was this for another bug?
Yes, since @jonasLyk found a new attack vector for such kernel bugs with “minimal user interaction”.
From remote presumably? Is this documented? Just curious :-)
I see, still doesn't explain them paying for it. Traditionally they'd mark that as a reliability issue, not even security. But hey, get them to pay while before they change their mind. Hopefully it won't end up like the great symlink bounty scandal
I spiced it a bit up with a POC with .url file where the icon points at the path. I made it for the volume corruption bug, but also gave bleeping computer a POC that just BSOD - the rest is history. But yarh, now they gotta pay up for this kinda BSOD.
if they fix .url I have others.... its just a sympton, not the root cause
Well it doesn't require much imagination to work out that you can abuse .url or .lnk files and similar if you have a bug where just poking a file path causes a crash. Sadly, the one thing I can say with certainty is MS lacks such basic skills :-)
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