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Articles from : GarWarner ASProx botnet is back to its old tricks of attacking vulnerable the ASP pages on IIS Servers trying to add a malicious javascript link to legitimate webpages by manipulating the underlying Microsoft SQL servers. The main site which is hosting the malicious code right now is “ads-t.ru”. Sites which have been hacked by this attack tool will contain a tag which leads to the page “ads-t.ru/ads.js”. A quick Google search for this string will currently... (more...)

Text ASCII Binary n/a chr(0) 00000000 n/a chr(1) 00000001 n/a chr(2) 00000010 n/a chr(3) 00000011 n/a chr(4) 00000100 n/a chr(5) 00000101 n/a chr(6) 00000110 n/a chr(7) 00000111 n/a chr(8) 00001000 n/a chr(9) 00001001 n/a chr(10) 00001010 n/a chr(11) 00001011 n/a chr(12) 00001100 n/a chr(13) 00001101 n/a chr(14) 00001110 n/a chr(15) 00001111 n/a chr(16) 00010000 n/a chr(17) 00010001 n/a chr(18) 00010010 n/a chr(19) 00010011 n/a chr(20) 00010100 n/a chr(21) 00010101 n/a chr(22) 00010110 n/a chr(23) 00010111 n/a chr(24) 00011000 n/a chr(25) 00011001 n/a chr(26) 00011010 n/a chr(27) 00011011 n/a chr(28) 00011100 n/a chr(29) 00011101 n/a chr(30) 00011110 n/a chr(31) 00011111 n/a chr(32) 00100000 ! chr(33) 00100001 “ chr(34) 00100010 # chr(35) 00100011 $ chr(36) 00100100 % chr(37) 00100101 & chr(38) 00100110 ‘ chr(39) 00100111 ( chr(40) 00101000 ) chr(41) 00101001 * chr(42) 00101010 + chr(43) 00101011 , chr(44) 00101100 - chr(45) 00101101 . chr(46) 00101110 / chr(47) 00101111 0 chr(48) 00110000 1 chr(49) 00110001 2 chr(50) 00110010 3 chr(51) 00110011 4 chr(52) 00110100 5 chr(53) 00110101 6 chr(54) 00110110 7 chr(55) 00110111 8 chr(56) 00111000 9 chr(57) 00111001 : chr(58) 00111010 ; chr(59) 00111011 < chr(60) 00111100 = chr(61) 00111101 > chr(62) 00111110 ? 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Built-in caching that Visual Studio 2008 (or Visual Web Developer) does for FTP sites. Watch the bottom of the interface: do you see an indicator that it’s “getting file xxx from the web. Press ESC to cancel”? When you first open a remote FTP site, the entire remote directory is pulled down to your local machine, and stored in a temp directory on your machine with the name VWDWebCache (at least it was called that on my Visual Web Developer Express 2008 install). XP sp3 was stored... (more...)

Install Internet Information Services and Microsoft NNTP Service Because Microsoft NNTP Service depends on Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), IIS must be installed on your computer. To install IIS and Microsoft NNTP Service, follow these steps: 1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. 2. In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs. 3. Click Add/Remove Windows Components. 4. In the Windows Components Wizard, click Internet Information Services... (more...)

Redesigned Isao.TV AKPC_IDS += "23,";Popularity: 29% [?] Read More →

Macs interact well with Windows, and with CoRD the experience is a bit smoother. Great for working on the office terminal server, administrating servers or any other time you’d like your PC to be a bit closer without leaving your Mac. AKPC_IDS += "19,";Popularity: 91% [?] Read More →

Applies To: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Background: To edit the IIS metabase file without stopping IIS, you must enable Edit-While-Running. Procedure: To enable metabase edit-while-running using IIS Manager 1. In IIS Manager, right-click the local computer, and then click Properties. 2. Select the Enable Direct Metabase Edit check box. AKPC_IDS += "16,";Popularity: 57% [?] Read More →

When Windows Server 2003 was released was that when our clients attempted to upload media to our product, it was a bit hit and miss at times. What we discovered was a security precaution in IIS 6 limited the maximum file size that was up-loadable to 240Kb. To resolve this issue, we increased the Maximum ASP upload by running the following from the command line: cscript C:\inetpub\adminscripts\adsutil.vbs set w3svc/ASPMaxRequestEntityAllowed 10484880 Finding the ASPMaxRequestEntityAllowed node,... (more...)

We have lots of client with NDA. AKPC_IDS += "3,";Popularity: 66% [?] Read More →