Your referred to new Microsoft scanning tool. I have been looking for it on their web site and have not been able to locate it. Can you tell me where to find it?

Thanks,

Al

At 03:32 PM 9/10/2003 -0700, you wrote:

Funny, as I work with Eeye alot and I did not hear that techsanctuary had
anything to do with the discovery according to Microsoft.  Congrats on your
discovery!

There is a new Microsoft scanning tool to replace the old one that actually
scans for both patches at the same time and is lighting fast.  Hopefully
your everyone's patch management solution is in place.  We use SUS server
(a free product of course) and have already patched 3000+ machines in our
Enterprise with this application.

If anyone else uses SUS, email me offline. Curious to see your results!

Regards,

Mark Schaefer
Sr. Technical Analyst
Edwards Lifesciences LLC
949 250 3557 Phone
949-809-7354 FAX
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09/10/2003 03:01 PM

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Ya... we sent it to Microsoft in May. :o)

The way that Microsoft patched the new RPC Part II vulnerability actually
breaks most scanning tools looking for the first flaw.
That is to say that if your company is using a scanning tool looking for
MS03-026 and you have installed MS03-039 then your MS03-039 systems will be
flagged as vulnerable, when they obviously are not.

Since we actually found the flaw we were able to update Retina and our free
scanning tool to correctly identify this new vulnerability, and old,
without
getting false positives. Again, last time I checked ISS, Foundstone, and a
couple free tools (MS's old version), will incorrectly identify systems as
vulnerable to the old flaw, with this new patch installed.

Retina 4.9.126 and our free RPC scanner Version 1.1.0 have the correct
checks that the rest of the scanners are going to need to "model
themselves"
after in order to accurately detect these RPC flaws. Again the free RPC
scanner tool, with latest RPC check, can be downloaded from:

http://www.eeye.com/html/Research/Tools/RPCDCOM.html

William Lefkovics
eEye Digital Security

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