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Old 04-03-2004, 10:14   #11
Stuartbe
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Re: NTL are hacking me

Quote:
Originally Posted by mickmc
Details:

Attempted Intrusion "HTTP_IIS_ISAPI_Extension" against your machine was detected and blocked
Intruder: 62.254.0.12(16370)
Risk Level: High
Protocol: TCP
Attacked IP: mickmc(**.***.**.***).
Attacked Port: http(80)
Click on the address to trace the attacker You can get detailed information about this attack at Symantec Security Response
Are you running a web server ? If not then this is nothing to worry about.

Its an expliot for IIS servers - http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec...n/MS01-033.asp

If your firewall has blocked it then you dont have a problem...

The request apears to have orinated from an NTL proxy.. Someone may be using the proxy to relay the scan.
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