Re: Net:telnet exploit

If you read the telnet protocol's RFC you might see where they mention how FF is a control character of some sort, or something. So to send one \xFF you need to escape it with another \xFF, which is being automatically done for you.

Try sending your requests raw rather than through a telnet protocol handler.

Dave Aitel
Recruitment and Training
Immunity, Inc.
http://www.immunitysec.com/CANVAS/ "Hack like you were in the movies."

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