06-30-2004 11:37 PM - edited 03-09-2019 07:54 AM
Hello,
I have alarm on one of the stations with CSA installed which says that lsass.exe tries to execute cmd.exe. The action is denied by default, but I ask if anybody knows any legitimate reason for such kind of action ?
Thanks in advance.
07-02-2004 05:19 AM
This is typically an indication that the machine is trying to being infected with Sasser or a variant that is similar to Sasser.
The Sasser worm spread through by connecting to Lssass.exe on TCP/445 and then tried to return a command shell (cmd.exe) to the remote machine so that FTP could be launched to download a file and then execute it.
Since CSA has a rule to protect the command shell from being surrendered to Vulnerable Apps, such as Network based applications, CSA is protecting that machine from a Worm.
peter
07-21-2004 01:40 AM
Its been a Tedious and canned for me get rid of the policies of CSA i would highly appreciate your sugesstion ......if you let me know the procedure to protect my servers from Worms & viruses , slammers, using the CSA policies.. I do have an understanding that CSA will have default policies chipped and this is not enough to stop such type of attacks
Waiting your earliest respose
07-21-2004 06:40 AM
I am not sure I completely understand your situation. Could you please elaborate in further detail so we can try to assist?
thanks
peter
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