NetProwler 3.5 SU2 introduces signatures that detect malicious embedded e-mail content, and a variety of attacks against web servers. This update contains 16 new signatures, and does not include update 1. You may obtain NetProwler 3.5.1 SU2 through the product's auto update feature.
- CFMLSyntaxCheck_CGI
The sample file, CFMLSyntaxCheck.cfm, can be used in a DOS attack and may allow unauthorized access to your web server.
- EMail_Embedded_Access_Object
Embedded Access object references in HTML e-mail may allow unauthorized system access.
- EMail_Embedded_Excel_Object
Excel objects scripted in HTML e-mail allow unauthorized access to the file system.
- EMail_Embedded_JavaScript
Embedded JavaScript in HTML e-mail may allow unauthorized system access.
- EMail_Embedded_PowerPoint_Object
PowerPoint objects scripted in HTML e-mail allow unauthorized access to the file system.
- EMail_Embedded_Script
Embedded scripts in HTML e-mail may allow unauthorized system access.
- EMail_Embedded_VBScript
Embedded Visual Basic scripts in HTML e-mail may allow unauthorized system access.
- Evaluate_CGI
The sample file, evaluate.cfm, may allow users unauthorized access to your web server.
- ExprCalc_CGI
ColdFusion Exprcalc.cfm can be used to read, write, and delete files.
- FileExists_CGI
The sample file, fileexists.cfm, allows users to detect the existence of files on your web server.
- MainFrameSet_CGI
The sample file, MainFrameSet.cfm, may allow users to bypass host-based authnetication.
- NOOP_String
This signature detects strings of NOOP (no operation) characters as commonly found in exploit attempts to compromise system access.
- NTFS_DATA_Suffix
Some web servers fail to recognize file extensions on URLs ending with ::$DATA. With NTFS, this allows users to download potentially sensitive content (such as .asp files) that would normally be processed by the server.
- SourceWindow_CGI
ColdFusion SourceWindow.cfm can allow users to read, write, and delete files.
- ViewCode_CGI
The sample file, ViewCode.asp, may allow users to view sensitive server-side scripts.
- WebHits_CGI
A bug in webhits.ull included in Microsoft's IIS server allows read access to files outside the web root.
Last modified on: Thursday, 27-Sep-01 21:00:15
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