> exploiting one of the hundreds of RPC/DCOM/LSASS vulnerabilities in Windows
And then Microsoft got tired of it, and (IIRC starting with Windows XP SP2) locked it down. Now if you have a legitimate need to use DCOM (for instance, OPC-DA), you have to jump through a series of hoops.
And then Microsoft got tired of it, and (IIRC starting with Windows XP SP2) locked it down. Now if you have a legitimate need to use DCOM (for instance, OPC-DA), you have to jump through a series of hoops.