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I wanted to say the installer has no business running things as SYSTEM but I suppose there is no way around that for registering COM DLLs. I would think Attacke
by notepad0x90 1y ago
I wanted to say the installer has no business running things as SYSTEM but I suppose there is no way around that for registering COM DLLs. I would think Attackers would need to chain this with a Uac bypass (or be fortunate enough to find Uac disabled). If Uac is setup right, administrative operations like regsvr32 should require going through consent.exe's prompt. Uac bypasses are plenty but systems can be configured to mitigate them (at least the ones I know of). Social engineering is also another good way to bypass Uac.
- maskull 1y agoThis is something that wouldn't be covered by registration free COM?
- notepad0x90 1y agotbh, I have no idea. I know that is possible for .NET stuff but I don't know if there are downsides when you don't register it.