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If you have access to any of the Microsoft Office products, you already have
an easy way to execute commands, modify the registry, or create a network
backdoor. VBA macros can be used to do ANYTHING. Every office product
supports them and almost everyone can write them. For example:

1. Open Word.
2. Hit Alt+F11 or select the Visual Basic Macro Editor from the Tools menu.
3. Double-Click the ThisDocument object in the Project window
4. Select the Document object from the left drop-down in the code window
5. Select the New event from the right drop-down in the code window
6. Add the following line into the Document_New() subroutine.

Shell "cmd.exe"

7. Hit F5 and wait for your command shell.

I have used this to do everything from removing access limiting software to
creating remote command shells that use an outbound connection...

- -HD

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On Thursday 22 February 2001 04:11 am, Anders Ingeborn wrote:
> Hi,
[ snip ]
> Details: It can be exploited as:
> (1) write a program with main function DllMain() and compile it as a .dll
> that you give the
> name "ntshrui.dll"
> (2) Put your .dll in the same directory as a word document.
> (3) Close all Office applications
> (4) Double-click on the word document
> (5) When MS Word initializes it will use your ntshrui.dll instead of the
> one in %systemroot% and your code will be executed

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