Ok, so then when your home pc firewall gives you a report of a portscan from
an address from within those ranges despite your not having an intranet how
do you find its real source? The proxy server for this cable modem is on
the 10.x.x.x range but I have had 192.168.x.x attempts on my pc. I am
Greetz,
I have a spyware program sending something to some http server somewhere on
some machine here. I would like to find out what it's posting to that
server. Is there a util somewhere that I can use for this. Something that
will sort of work like this:
1. I will put in my hosts file an ip
Can anyone recommend a good product that will monitor users traffic and
activity on the servers? I have too many users logging onto the servers and
I need a tool that will allow me to monitor more closely.
Thank you.
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Get your
The first major points about placing the wwwroot in a non-standard location
is for the Directory Traversal exploit as you've brought up already. Many
exploits will either rely on, or look for default settings like placing your
websites in the c:\inetpub\wwwroot directory.
The way that I
Actually you hit it right on the button and i'll tell you why. Having your
webroot folder in a seperate location from where the default installation
protects you from a world of silly exploits and rediculous script kiddie
wanna be hacker attacks. This would be the primary reason because if u
