Windows Userinit persistence #20844
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Windows Userinit persistence #20844
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I had a few minutes, so did the docs for you: 6a6f656c#1 |
Add docs and tidy to userinit persistence
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| def writable_dir | ||
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| return session.sys.config.getenv(d) if d.start_with?('%') |
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fixes #20820
Introduces a new persistence module that abuses the Windows UserInit registry mechanism, ensuring a shell is executed each time a user logs in.
Verification
List the steps needed to make sure this thing works
use exploit/windows/persistence/registry_userinitset session #exploit