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GCIH Question #47: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A: Customize IIS 6.0 to display a legal warning page on the generation of the 404.2 and. Securing a public-facing IIS 6.0 web server involves configuring custom error responses for restricted extensions and enabling URL scanning to block buffer overflow attempts.

Web Application Attacks & Post-Exploitation

Question

Your company has been hired to provide consultancy, development, and integration services for a company named Brainbridge International. You have prepared a case study to plan the upgrade for the company. Based on the case study, which of the following steps will you suggest for configuring WebStore1? Each correct answer represents a part of the solution. Choose two.

Options

  • ACustomize IIS 6.0 to display a legal warning page on the generation of the 404.2 and
  • BMove the WebStore1 server to the internal network.
  • CConfigure IIS 6.0 on WebStore1 to scan the URL for known buffer overflow attacks.
  • DMove the computer account of WebStore1 to the Remote organizational unit (OU).

Explanation

Securing a public-facing IIS 6.0 web server involves configuring custom error responses for restricted extensions and enabling URL scanning to block buffer overflow attempts.

Common mistakes.

  • B. Moving WebStore1 to the internal network would make it inaccessible to external customers, which is not viable for a public-facing e-commerce server.
  • D. Moving the WebStore1 computer account to a different OU affects Group Policy application scope but does not directly harden the IIS configuration or mitigate web-facing attack vectors.

Concept tested. IIS 6.0 security hardening for public-facing web servers

Reference. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/iis/6.0-sdk/ms525076(v=vs.90)

Topics

#IIS configuration#buffer overflow protection#web server hardening#404 error handling

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