Windows unquoted service path enumeration

Thanks for your feedback. Nessus Scan reports Unquoted Service Paths as a vulnerability. Some of these are from Microsoft products. Does Microsoft consider this a real vulnerability or not? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. In fact, Windows 0day vulnerabilities are very often unquoted service paths. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Through this blog, I would like to share my passion for penetration testing, hoping that this might be of help for other students and professionals out there.

I will be more than glad to exchange ideas with other fellow pentesters and enthusiasts. Guides , Privilege Escalation , Windows. February 1, by Stefano Lanaro Leave a comment. Introduction This is a vulnerability that manifests itself whenever the path to the executable used for a service is not surrounded by quotes. Open the subkey read-only else we get errors on some keys which we don't have write access to.

Get value of ImagePath. GetValue "ImagePath". Match ImagePath to see if it has an exe; if yes, extract the exe path. Clear-Variable Matches. ComputerName : solarwinds Learn how your comment data is processed. Home Contact About me Search.

Search for: Search. The application you are running on your Windows is working all fine. No corrupted memory, no inconspicuous backdoor, and no hidden malicious virus.

But wait, are you saying that it is still vulnerable? The following steps show how to find the vulnearble services. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Previous Previous post: Windows Backdoor Logon.