(This was a major disappointment to many fans including myself. The interactive 'iMUSE' (Interactive MUsic Streaming Engine) that featured in the original release, providing the player with an adaptive soundtrack that would react to current gameplay events was dropped in favour of 'Red Book' (ie - CD) audio from the Star Wars trilogy soundtrack. This version was a Windows XP release, with no DOS support. Both games were updated to use the new 3d engine that was developed for X-Wing vs TIE Fighter, featuring texture mapping and 3d accelerated graphics. The 1998 version here on GOG was a re-release put together for the X-Wing Collector Series - bundled along with an updated X-Wing and trial version of X-Wing vs TIE Fighter. Use responsibly.I'm hoping to collate all the differences between the 1994 (Original Release) and 1998 versions in one place here in this thread as there's a lot of confusion (myself included!) as to what has changed between these two releases. Authors and project maintainers are not responsible or liable for misuse of the software. This software has been created purely for the purposes of academic research and for the development of effective defensive techniques, and is not intended to be used to attack systems except where explicitly authorized. Dillon also discovered the SMBLoris vulnerability.īesides EternalBlue, the NotPetya and Bad Rabbit ransomware outbreaks also utilized the EternalRomance exploit that Dillon has recently ported to target a more broader spectrum of Windows versions.ĭillon also included the following disclaimed with his ports, wanting people to know the code was created to help companies identify vulnerable machines through pen-testing and develop mitigation strategies. In June 2017, Dillon also ported the EternalBlue exploit to work on Windows 10. Bleeping Computer previously covered in an article how Wang ported EternalSynergy to work on newer Windows versions. Part of Dillon's code uses a previous port of the EternalSynergy exploit created by security researcher Worawit Wang. Users who installed the patches detailed in Microsoft security bulletin MS17-010 are protected against these exploits.

Several security researchers have independently confirmed Dillon's exploit code works on these Windows versions.Įxploit/windows/smb/ms17_010_psexec and auxiliary/admin/smb/ms17_010_command are now surely two of the most vigorously tested modules in all of Thanks to everyone who helped! Should land to master branch soon. Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation 10.14393 圆4 Windows 8.1 Enterprise Evaluation 9600 x86 He listed the following Windows versions as supported: 'The module is leaner (stripped down packet count/padding), checks extra named pipes, sprinkles randomness where possible, and has Metasploit's psexec DCERPC implementation bolted onto it.' Exploits work on both 32-bit and 64-bit architecturesĭillon says his modified exploits will work on both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. 'Instead of going for shellcode execution, it overwrites the SMB connection session structures to gain Admin/SYSTEM session,' Dillon says. Type confusion between WriteAndX and Transaction requests The researcher has recently merged these modified versions of EternalChampion, EternalRomance, and EternalSynergy into the Metasploit Framework, an open-source penetration testing project.ĭillon has crafted his modified exploits to take advantage of the following vulnerabilities: CVE Now, RiskSense security researcher Sean Dillon ( has modified the source code for some of these lesser-known exploits so they would be able to work and run SYSTEM-level code on a wide variety of Windows OS versions. The reason many of these didn't become popular was that they only worked a small number of Windows versions, and did not support recent Windows distributions. While EternalBlue became a favorite tool among malware authors, the Shadow Brokers dump also contained many lesser-known exploits. Several exploits and hacking tools were released in the April 2017 Shadow Brokers dump, the most famous being EternalBlue, the exploit used in the WannaCry, NotPetya, and Bad Rabbit ransomware outbreaks. Researcher ports NSA exploits for old&new Windows versions The three exploits are EternalChampion, EternalRomance, and EternalSynergy all three leaked last April by a hacking group known as The Shadow Brokers who claimed to have stolen the code from the NSA. A security researcher has ported three leaked NSA exploits to work on all Windows versions released in the past 18 years, starting with Windows 2000.

All windows versions since 1995