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By Juha Saarinen on Jul 8, 2021 10:19AM
Remote code execution and privilege escalation still possible.
Testing done by security researchers appears to bear out suspicions that Microsoft s urgent out-of-band patch released yesterday does not fully address the critical and exploited PrintNightmare zero-day vulnerability.
United States Computer Emergency Response Team vulnerability analyst Will Dormann raised doubts that Microsoft s patch was sufficient to prevent remote code execution and local privilege escalation to the SYSTEM Windows user.
Further testing done by Mimikatz security tool developer Benjamin Delpy points to Microsoft s patch being bypassable if the Windows Point and Print technology is enabled.
Ho no… thanks to @bugch3ck idea about UNC path, KB5005010 “fix” about #printernightmare does not seems to block RCE (neither LPE) if Point&Print enabled …
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