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Thousands of requests come from compromised M$ computers on the internet. I
have thousands of these requests in my Apache log files. There is no concern
if you are running non-M$ operating systems.
-Pete
On January 28, 2002 11:05 am, David T Darnell wrote:
> I'm looking at the "Top 10 list of Documents Not Found" in my webserver
> statistics, and see that there are a lot of hits for
> [drive specified or not]/winnt/system32/cmd.exe. Variants of this file
> path account for almost all of the "not found" documents.
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> Since my web server is not M$, these patchs would not exist anyway.
>
> /MSADC/root.exe also seems to be very popular.
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> Does this indicate hacking activity against my site?
>
> -Dave Darnell
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