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My company has multiple domains hosted on one server. Recently our server
administrator upgraded us to Windows server 2000 with IIS 5.0. I asked them
to give write permissions to a subfolder in one of my domains so that I could
later create an area for selected people to upload data.
After much trouble he finally told me it was done.
I never used this feature, nor did I link to the folder in any way.
Now our server has been hacked and he is telling me that someone uploaded a
file to domain "B" and executed it, because of the write permissions on the
subfolder in domain "A"
I am almost certain I am getting hosed here because he keeps mentioning
"billable time" if it is a result of something I did or requested.
Does this expanaition even come into the the realm of possible? Or is it
simply someone trying to cover his own mistakes?
Thanks in advance.
administrator upgraded us to Windows server 2000 with IIS 5.0. I asked them
to give write permissions to a subfolder in one of my domains so that I could
later create an area for selected people to upload data.
After much trouble he finally told me it was done.
I never used this feature, nor did I link to the folder in any way.
Now our server has been hacked and he is telling me that someone uploaded a
file to domain "B" and executed it, because of the write permissions on the
subfolder in domain "A"
I am almost certain I am getting hosed here because he keeps mentioning
"billable time" if it is a result of something I did or requested.
Does this expanaition even come into the the realm of possible? Or is it
simply someone trying to cover his own mistakes?
Thanks in advance.