FYI.. This message was posted to focus-ms, sounds like a possible exploit/DoS that would affect SecureIIS systems with FrontPage enabled... ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: RE: SecureIIS Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 16:19:08 -0400 From: Aaron Dokey <adokeyat_private> To: "'focus-msat_private'" <focus-msat_private> I'm in the process of evaluating the product, and my web people (no matter how hard I try) still use FrontPage 2000 to publish. I've managed to get publishing working OK, but when someone publishes a semi-large file (e.g. a 6MB access database) the size of my IIS process balloons until it takes up all available memory and eventually renders the box useless until IIS is restarted. On the client end FP just seems to stick on the file until the server disconnects (from running out of memory). I've enabled FrontPage extensions in SecureIIS as well as disabled everything having to do with the POST method. I've replicated this problem on two machines, both running WinNT 4.0 SP6a and the latest IIS hotfixes. I sent email to eEye early last week about this problem, and if any of you have encountered a similar problem and the solution I'd be happy to know. I'd like to purchase the product, but I can't run something that has this effect on my web cluster (obviously). -Aaron -----Original Message----- From: p_jenkinsat_private [mailto:p_jenkinsat_private] Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 5:20 PM To: Matt.Bartelat_private; focus-msat_private Subject: Re: SecureIIS I have yet to see any published reviews yet but speaking from my own experiences i have been happy with it. I had some problems with FrontPage and Outlook Web Access but the lastest version corrected all the problems I was having. Cheers. P Jenkins At Fri, 27 Jul 2001 10:26:31 -0500, "Bartel, Matt" <Matt.Bartelat_private> wrote: >How widely used in the industry is SecureIIS by eEye? >(http://www.secureiis.com/html/Products/SecureIIS/index.html) > >I am thinking of testing this out, and was curious as to whether there were >recommendations, suggestions, reviews or otherwise that would help guide my >decision. Any opinions, facts, links or otherwise would be appreciated. > >Thank you! >-Matt Free, secure Web-based email, now OpenPGP compliant - www.hushmail.com -------------------------------------------------------
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b30 : Wed Aug 01 2001 - 09:29:04 PDT