full-disclosure - [ANNOUNCE]: IISBanner 1.0

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From: wesley.howell at landg.com (Howell, Wesley)
Subject: [ANNOUNCE]: IISBanner 1.0

The ability to change the IIS server header is a ready available in the
URLScan tool avalible from Microsoft. It also has the ability to restrict
certain http requests.

See the below link

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/
tools/tools/urlscan.asp

Cheers

Wes

-----Original Message-----
From: Tiago Halm [mailto:thalm@...cabo.pt]
Sent: 19 June 2003 02:32
To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] [ANNOUNCE]: IISBanner 1.0

============== IISBanner ==============
Type: ISAPI Filter
Open Source: Yes
License: BSD

Description
--------------
We are proud to present a tool with the ability to change the IIS Response
Header "Server".

ISAPI Filters are the only "safe" way of managing (changing, altering,
customizing) some of the core parts of IIS. Customizing the response header
"Server" is one of those tasks. IISBanner provides a simple yet powerful,
although demonstrative, way of achieving such objective. IISBanner may be
useful at a security prespective by disguising the web server banner
(security by obscurity), but keep in mind that there are much more powerfull
ways of detecting a server type using tools like nmap.

Features
-----------
Changes IIS "Server" response header value to "Powered By IISBanner/1.0
(KodeIT)" 

Notes
-------
Instalation of this ISAPI Filter must be done at the WebServer level;
Although the Response Value could be set in a file (ex: ini), I decided to
"hard code" it to make it simple to understand the source code; IISBanner is
installed at http://www.kodeit.org and may be viewed by a network sniffer at
each HTTP response received, or through this simple VBS script: ... Set
oHTTP = WScript.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")
Call oHTTP.Open("HEAD", "http://www.kodeit.org", False)
Call oHTTP.Send()
WScript.Echo oHTTP.GetAllResponseHeaders()
Set oHTTP = Nothing
...

Remarks
-----------
With the objective of providing a demonstrative feature, the current version
of this tool is not configurable. Depending on comments (hopefully)
provided, one such configurable version may be built along with some other
features added.

IISBanner can be downloaded from http://www.kodeit.org/utils/iisbanner.htm

Cheers,
Tiago Halm

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