URLScan just released by Microsoft is doing a great job on our server by 
filtering malformed and disallowed requests before they ever get submitted 
to IIS.  We turned on the log and in 16 hours we've picked up nearly a meg 
of reports on ongoing hacks and probes. Bastards!

Read carefully before installing though as it is still a in "roll up your 
sleeves" release mode and is unsupported.

So far our server has been happy with it in place with no problems or 
memory leaks and all sites are running just fine without any apparent 
performance degradation. Be mindful though and test it on a non-production 
server until you understand just how to configure it properly or it will 
shut you down.

Bording


At 08:52 PM 09/24/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Does anyone know of a utility that will automatically block those IIS
>servers that constantly try to attack an Imail server to stop these constant
>attempts to attack port 80?  Has anyone written a script that will add them
>to the kill file?  I think this would be a great
>script/software/enhancement!!!!
>
>20010924 204806 Socket Error - 63.237.172.134 Error while writing sockect
>due to error 10054 or malicious connection type.
>20010924 204806 Socket Error - 63.237.172.134 Error while writing sockect
>due to error 10054 or malicious connection type.
>20010924 204806 Socket Error - 63.237.172.134 Error while writing sockect
>due to error 10054 or malicious connection type.
>20010924 204807 Info - 63.237.172.134   GET /MSADC/root.exe?/c+dir HTTP/1.0.
>
>Anyone
>
>Tim D
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