IIS Exploit released / Gagobot.XZ
IIS Exploit Released
Today an exploit for a vulnerability on IIS became public available. This exploit targets one of the 14 vulnerabilities fixed on Microsoft MS04-011 Security Update, the SSL Vulnerability (Denial Of Service).
Although this is a DoS exploit, due the amount of vulnerabilities fixed on the recent patches, exploits with remote code execution may be expected soon.
Mailbag
We are still receiving complaints about users having problems downloading MS Patches released yesterday. This behavior could be due to the load caused by the updates released yesterday.
Gaobot.XZ
A new variant of Gaobot is also scanning port 5000 besides the common ports, trying to explore an old vulnerability of the UPnP service , described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-059.
Judging by the recent variants, looks like the virus writers are trying, more than usual, get unpatched machines, both exploring services,a la UPnP , and applications , i.e. Netsky.P, which was exploring a vulnerability in Internet Explorer, released in 2001.
References: http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.gaobot.zx.html
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Handler on duty: Pedro Bueno (bueno_AT_ieee.org)
Today an exploit for a vulnerability on IIS became public available. This exploit targets one of the 14 vulnerabilities fixed on Microsoft MS04-011 Security Update, the SSL Vulnerability (Denial Of Service).
Although this is a DoS exploit, due the amount of vulnerabilities fixed on the recent patches, exploits with remote code execution may be expected soon.
Mailbag
We are still receiving complaints about users having problems downloading MS Patches released yesterday. This behavior could be due to the load caused by the updates released yesterday.
Gaobot.XZ
A new variant of Gaobot is also scanning port 5000 besides the common ports, trying to explore an old vulnerability of the UPnP service , described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-059.
Judging by the recent variants, looks like the virus writers are trying, more than usual, get unpatched machines, both exploring services,a la UPnP , and applications , i.e. Netsky.P, which was exploring a vulnerability in Internet Explorer, released in 2001.
References: http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.gaobot.zx.html
ISC WebCast
Did you miss the monthly ISC webcast? Check http://www.sans.org/webcasts/archive.php
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Handler on duty: Pedro Bueno (bueno_AT_ieee.org)
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