This specific exploit utilises the canonicalization error in IIS 4.0 and 5.0
as specified by MS here -

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS00-078.asp

Hope that helps.
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> a simplre re-install from scratch or backup is WORTHLESS....
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> you have to do something different to remove the exploit they
> used to get into the server the first place
>       - usually means apply all known patches
>       ( intelligently or blindly depending on your comfort level
>       ( apply all patches blindly unconditionally, as you already
>       ( did that when you installed from cdrom anyway.. gotta trust
>       ( somebody
>
>       than wait(hours,days,weeks,months)  and see if they get in again..
>
> if they get in again... youhave to wonder if the trapdoor and backdoor
> etc is in your backups tooo....and/or if your entire network is insecure
> somewhere else that allows them to get in
>
> have fun tracing/tracking/learning...
> alvin
>
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