I'm wondering if this is the AT.exe priviledge escalation exploit... I mean it isn't exactly old, but I'm not sure it's been around since 3.1! (for those who don't know, you can use the at command from a command window in a guest account to open a command window with system level priviledges). I fixed this where i worked by using a GPO to prevent access to the at command for anyone but admins. Seems it's pretty trivial to bypass security in windows!
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I'm wondering if this is the AT.exe priviledge escalation exploit...
I mean it isn't exactly old, but I'm not sure it's been around since 3.1!
(for those who don't know, you can use the at command from a command window in a guest account to open a command window with system level priviledges).
I fixed this where i worked by using a GPO to prevent access to the at command for anyone but admins. Seems it's pretty trivial to bypass security in windows!