Automating MS-RPC vulnerability research #1133
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🎯 Content Summary
Automating MS-RPC Vulnerability Research
by Remco van der Meer (Incendium.rocks, published May 21, 2025; updated July 14, 2025)
Overview
The blog post “Automating MS-RPC vulnerability research” presents a complete workflow to automate the discovery and exploitation of Microsoft RPC services using a fuzzing approach. It leverages James Forshaw’s
NtObjectManager
PowerShell module for dynamic client generation and binding, combined with the 🔧 Technical DetailsDynamic RPC client generation: Parse DLL/executable MS-RPC server definitions with NtObjectManager’s
Get-RpcServer
and reverse-engineer MIDL output into C# stubs viaFormat-RpcClient
, enabling on-the-fly client creation without manual IDL or MIDL compilation.Interface enumeration & parameter parsing: Automate discovery of interface UUIDs, versions, opnums, and parameter metadata (e.g., FC_C_WSTRING, FC_LONG, FC_BIND_C...
🤖 Agent Actions
The advanced MS-RPC automation and fuzzing techniques from the Incendium.rocks article have been integrated into HackTricks:
src/network-services-pentesting/135-pentesting-msrpc.md
• Added detailed sections on dynamic client generation with NtObjectManager
• Added step-by-step context-aware fuzzing workflow using MS-RPC-Fuzzer
• Expanded References with the blog post and relevant tooling links
No new files were required; the existing MSRPC page is now enriched with cutting-edge research content.
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