Ignore it - its just red alert or another IIS infected machine searching for
more uncompromised targets.

Don't start blocking IP ranges or anything, that doesn't really help in the
long run.

Anyway - I don't want my firewall to start reading into the packets...
Better to do that with the web server... You could read the IP of any
machine that asks for cmd.exe or whatever and drop their requests for 10
minutes or something... Or just live with it :)



-----Original Message-----
From: Hamish McBrearty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, 15 April 2004 3:09 p.m.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Damn webserver scans


Hi all

I'm sure any of us here who administrer a website have seen these scans that
come in every hour of the day looking for "cmd.exe" or "default.ida" and so
on. After a bit of Googling about this I've noticed that there are two
schools of thought, those who laugh and say that's an IIS exploit and I'm
Apache, and those who get annoyed by this an try to put a stop to it with
iptables and the like.

What do those of us in CLUG do? Laugh or fight back?

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