RE: Access Based Directory Enumeration




Great question!

>From what your tests have shown (in my opinion)this is a totally useless
tool. Who is logging into a 2003 console? Admins.

Who do we really want to filter...ummm, users?

I mean I can see the value of filtering the views to files so that potato
head admins and password resetters can't mess with things, but thats a minor
need.
"MF" wrote:

> Hi all,
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> MS has published a long awaited tool for win03 server sp1 - access based
> directory enumeration.
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> The white paper goes 'ABE filters shared folders visible to a user based on
> that individual user's access rights, preventing the display of folders or
> other shared resources that the user does not have rights to access.' As I
> understand it, the shared folders should not be visible to users if they
> have not the proper rights.
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> I have installed the tool and it does filter folders if a user has no right
> to access. But it does not filter shares! This is disappointing, because
> filtering shares would be much more useful. Is this by design?
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> Thank you,
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> Martin
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