A few of the products targeted include Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, IIS, SMB, Windows XP, Windows 8, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2012,” said Cris Thomas, a strategist and Tenable Network Security. Some of the exploits even offer a potential ‘God Mode’ on select Windows systems. “There appears to be at least several dozen exploits, including zero-day vulnerabilities in this release. It is believed it would be really easy for so-called “script kiddies” to weaponize the hacks with the exploits affecting a number of products.
The collection is believed to contain a number of Zero-day exploits with the LawFare security blog quipping “I’m only being somewhat glib in suggesting that the best security measure for a Windows computer might be to just turn it off for a few days.” Hacking group the Shadow Brokers has today dumped a new collection of Windows hacks used by the NSA to target computers on the web.
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