This exploit has been causing crashes and BSODs on various systems and
hence is deemed too unstable to be included in the default deployment of
Meterpreter. `getsystem` should only contain code which attempts to get
SYSTEM privileges via safe means; it should not have exploits in it.
This commit removes kitrap0d from `getsystem`. The code will be moved to a
windows local exploit in MSF instead.
Does as it says on the tin. Various tweaks made to source and to project
files to make the builds come out with ZERO warnings.
Let's keep it clean from here!
As per @jlee-r7's request I've changed the output of both 32 and 64 bit
components so that the platform is included in the file name.
I also added "make clean" to the make script.
* r7_debug and r7_release configurations added.
* Make now detects if the appropriate libraries are on disk and will build
whatever it can. If PSSDK is present in the appropriate location then it
will attempt to build ext_server_sniffer.
* ext_server_sniffer is now buildable with VS 2012 with all the settings
correct.
* ext_server_sniffer was failing to load once built. The cause of this was
that the hMetSrv handle wasn't being set to a valid value prior to the
command_register calls happening, it was being set too late. I'm not
sure why this results in a crash, but moving this one call to a location
prior to the command_register calls does resolve that problem.
* Perform the upgrade of the projects using the VS wizard.
* Exclude the ext_server_pivot project for now as it doesn't exist on
disk.
Note: this changeset will not compile.
Changes the output directory for all the projects to be dependent on the
target platform (which is really the architecture, but that's a story
for another time).
Also makes all the vcxproj files use variables for the output directory so
changing it isn't so painful next time.
