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Urlscan to RequestFiltering migration using MSDeploy

In addition to FastCGI migration provider , MSDeploy 1.0 RTW shipped with a URLScan to request filtering migration provider to ease migration of UrlScan.ini settings to system.webServer/security/requestFiltering section. Even though URLScan 3.1 is supported...

URLScan – rejecting the request depending on the User-Agent string

I just learned this now :-) You can now use the URLScan 3.1 with your own custom rules, and it would come handy in situations like rejecting a request based on the User-Agent string. Below is a sample rule for the same:…………… Read rest of the blog here...

IIS 7.0/IIS6.0 - URLSCAN 3.1 and Outlook Web Access

I was working with one of the customer on Urlscan and their requirement was to install Urlscan on Windows Server 2003 64-bit to hide Server's identity. Basically in Urlscan.ini , we can configure "RemoveServerHeader=1" to server's identity from HTTP Header...

Script to install UrlScan v3.0 as a site filter.

Although using WIX to create an MSI to do this task is a cleaner approach, it is too heavy duty for me. I do this often enough to warrant creating a script for it, so I though I would share it out. To use it you would run: InstallUrlScanAtSite.js -siteid...

UrlScan v3.0 RTW Released

About 2 months ago we released the beta for UrlScan v3.0 to address customer concerns with automated SQL injection attacks and we have been busy since refining it with the help of our customers, community and MVPs. You can download the bits at the links...

Hacked! And I didn't like it - URLScan is Step Zero

My blog was down a few days ago. I've had downtime in the minutes over the last few years, but as far as I recall, it's never been down for any significant time. Keyvan noticed that a bunch of us were attacked. Phil Haack was also, ahem, haacked. I host...

Using the new rules configuration in UrlScan v3.0 Beta (Part 2)

Dissecting the SQL injection sample in the walkthrough I will spend some time dissecting the SQL injection rule posted in the walkthrough for UrlScan. Before I do so, I want to re-iterate the fact that SQL injection is a web application issue, and hence...

UrlScan v3.0 filtering based on Request Entity

While some folks are rejoicing, others are noticing the lack of scanning for the request entity. Why would we do that? The easy answer is that this is just not possible with an ISAPI filter. In IIS 5 and earlier, there is no API that would allow us to...

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