full-disclosure - Possible Comprimised IIS 5 on Win2k help

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Message-ID: <20040324170301.A26C487DC3@p3fed1.frb.org>
From: James.McDermott at ny.frb.org (James.McDermott@...frb.org)
Subject: Possible Comprimised IIS 5  on Win2k help

I think my IIs 5.0(Win2k) Server has been comprimised. I would like to do 
some forensics on it to find out how the person got in. I dont want to 
re-image the machine and find out he setup a backdoor threw the code and 
not the o/s
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