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eeye.iishack-1.5.txt
Posted Nov 5, 2000
Authored by eEye Digital Security | Site eEye.com

A buffer overflow has been discovered in the IIS 4.0 and 5.0 .asp file parsing mechanism. When IIS reads a malformed .asp file, code can be executed to take control of the local server as system. This can be exploited remotely by combining with the unicode bug or by paying for a web hosting account.

tags | web, overflow, local, asp
SHA-256 | 55452aba2566040a0d3cd658472e5693c9fb1752803985a1aceccb5a5abe6090
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