Poor punctuation leads to Windows shell vulnerability

a simple coding error-allowing untrusted input to be run as a command. In the current incarnation of the exploit, an attacker appends a valid command onto the end of the name of a directory using the ampersand character. A script with the coding error then reads the input and executes the command with administrator rights.blockquote>Seems if ma>nkind can make it, mankind can also break it. Keep those systems patched, folks!