[Xitami] "default.ida?"
John Poltorak
xitami@lists.xitami.org
Mon, 6 Aug 2001 19:04:36 +0100
On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 10:48:00AM -0500, Craig Morrison wrote:
>
> Can you say, "Code Red"? I thought you could..
>
> Seriously though, it is an infected system trying to infect your system via
> Code Red.
>
> 1. No, not unless you want to spend all your time writing access masks.
> 2. They are trying to exploit a vulnerability that Xitami does not have.
> 3. They are trying to trigger a vulnerability in MS's IIS (v4,v5 unpatched)
> that allows the virus to have SYSTEM access to your server. Since you are
> running Xitami you don't have any worries.
>
> Just to have a little fun I set up a page just for those unfortunate souls who
> do get infected. Instead of returning a 404 error, Xitami on my system greets
> them with a "nice" welcome. :-)
I'd like to have a little fun with them by shutting their systems down and
prevent them from being such a nuisance.
>From reports I've read, systems infected with the new variant leave
themselves with a publicly accessible telnet. I'd love to invoke an automated
remote shutdown on any systems trying to attack mine. Is this possible?
> --
>
> Craig Morrison
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--
John