Re:Attacker with access to XML config can trigger keepass.ex...
by arp242 on Friday January 27, 2023 @08:30AM
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Replacing the keepass binary is probably easier than reading the memory. Even if you don't have access to write to /usr/bin/keepass or C:/Program Files/..., you can probably still replace the desktop icon, start menu shortcut, etc. to point to a different binary, or frob with the user's shell config to put ~/.bin in the PATH and/or set up an alias.
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