[PulseCipher]

Hey Breachers,

Stumbled upon a potential North Korean IIS server running on Windows 7 with some sweet vulnerabilities. Thought I’d drop the deets for anyone wanting to have a bit of fun. Check this out:

Target Info:

• IP Address: 175.45.176.72
  
  
• Server Type: Microsoft IIS
  
  
•   Operating System: Windows 7 (Windows build 6.1.7600)
  
  
  

Vulnerabilities:

1. MS15-034 (CVE-2015-1635) ->
   
   • Remote Code Execution via HTTP.sys.
     
   • Super critical. RCE just by sending a crafted HTTP request.
     
     
2. CVE-2010-3972 ->
   
   • Remote Code Execution.
     
   • Mess with fonts and boom, you’re in.
     
     
3. CVE-2010-2730 ->
   
   • Privilege Escalation.
     
   • Tweak those file and registry permissions.
     
     
4. CVE-2010-1899 ->
   
   • Remote Code Execution.
     
   • Authenticode Signature Verification. Deliver a bad file and pwn the system.
     
     

Web Services:

• Port 80: HTTP
  
• Port 443: HTTPS
  
  

This box is practically begging for some action. Who's gonna be the first to dive in and see what goodies we can find?
Happy hunting, stay safe, and don’t forget to share any juicy finds. and also don't forget to add my name in the credits with yours!

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[ctf]

probably a honeypot

[PulseCipher]

@ctf Dunno try yourself if you got balls

[ctf]

@ctf Dunno try yourself if you got balls

Cant attack my own nation

[PulseCipher]

@ctf Dunno try yourself if you got balls

Cant attack my own nation

AYO

[Sunk3n]

I agree with Ctf, it's likely a honeypot. SSL cert was renewed in late 2023 so someone is aware that the server is in use.

[Melfadon]

The north korean gov will find you XDD