LastHopeLost

Nice work! The interface looks good and it works quickly. Thanks! LastHopeLost

@guinness: It is not a keylogger, it passes a generated security code that changes every sixty seconds. I use the same application at work and have thought of doing something similar. He isn't breaking any forum rules, and I don't think Security Dynamics will mind. They haven't existed in over 12 years... @JosiahBruns: It seems that PsaltyDS is on the right track for that, but you only need to put the keystrokes in the Send() function. I think they copy/pasted from the ControlFocus by mistake. Anyway, you will probably have to macro keystrokes to get it to work right rather than try to interact with the window controls. Please post your solution when you find one so I don't have to reinvent the wheel... $hWin = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:QWidget; TITLE:RSA SecurID Token]", "") WinActivate($hWin) $hCtrl = ControlGetHandle($hWin, "", "[CLASS:QWidget; INSTANCE:4]") ControlFocus($hWin, "", $hCtrl) Send("^a") Send("^c") $sText = ClipGet()

I just tested this code, and while it does allow everyone to write to the key 'Technically', I think that it is a little misleading. It isn't assigning 'Everyone: Full' access, it is nulling out the security on that key. If you look at it after you run the function you can see that it says that there are no permissions whatsoever on the key and it gives a warning. Once I added 'Everyone: Full' to the key manually, the other permissions it was supposed to have were inherited. I am not sure of the security implications of this, but just a heads up before you go applying this to any old key. For myself, I am not willing to take the risk in my environment and will keep looking for a solution to my problem. Thanks for sharing the code though.

I zipped up the web.au3, aucgi.au3, and aucgi.exe and posted them on my site. You can download them from: http://home.comcast.net/~gunbuster/AuCGI.zip Big thanks to TheGuy0000 for creating this and for getting a copy of the web.au3 to me last night. Enjoy!