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Two Problems in ISA Server 2000



Published by Windows IT Pro Network

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Security Alert, June 16, 2005

Two Problems in ISA Server 2000

Steve Orrin of Watchfire and Han Valk reported two problems in Microsoft ISA Server 2000 Service Pack 2 (SP2). ISA Server doesn't properly process malformed HTTP requests, which could let an intruder poison the cache, bypass content restrictions, access unauthorized content, or redirect other ISA Server users to various content.

Also, the process used by ISA Server to validate NetBIOS contains a vulnerability that could allow an intruder to gain access with elevated privileges and to connect to services using the NetBIOS protocol.

Microsoft released a security bulletin, Cumulative Security Update for ISA Server 2000 (899753), and an associated patch to correct these problems.


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