Someone sent a spam email with .lzh
attachment. Now, children, raise your hand if you know what this is, or it's just me who is old enough to remember how files were compressed in DOS times.
It's a legitimate archive FWIW:
βββ BERRY 2022
β βββ FORAUGOR7
β β βββ mass stub
β β βββ weeee
β β βββ Another PC
β β βββ New folder
β βββ SORTED1
β β βββ 22K NOVEMER 23RD INQIRY
β βββ Warzon
β βββ biin
βββ New folder (2)
βββ PurchaseOrder4E#88207237.exe
βββ PurchaseOrder4E#88207237.lzh
With a surprise, of course.
@oleksandr oh, a sploit for some 1990's lzh parsing code?
@lkundrak Is it even possible to open this in modern Windows without installing a 3rd-party decompressor?
@oleksandr no idea, but very unlikely i think? perhaps targetting some winrar or winzip or total commander or whatever is used these days
@monsieuricon I would be more than happy to get that too.
@andrew_shadura @lkundrak 7z can do this, yes.