Use ServerMask to modify IIS header information

I believe that before you start using other WEB servers, the first thing you need to do is to determine the type of the other WEB server! Usually telnet to port 80 on the server: (figure 1)

See? In line 2, "Microsoft-IIS/5.0" exposes that your operating system is Windows. Next, scan, find vulnerabilities, and find expoodle ......

So, how can we avoid the other party getting our http header? -- Use ServerMask!

What is ServerMask? It is a tool that can help us replace or delete the http header of the server.

After installation, check the page: (figure 2)

Very concise! The first line is the ServerMask switch.

"Web Server Masking" here is the replacement and deletion of http headers. "Remove Server header" is to delete the http header. Check the content in the drop-down box below: (figure 3)

See? It can simulate the RedHat, Unix, Mac, Win32 versions of Apache, and Lotus-Domino, Netscape-Enterprise ...... Wait for the server, isn't it nice? Think about how the intruders treat your Windows system as a Unix system without scanning the results ...... Stolen. Pai_^

In advanced options, we can modify the SMTP banner, Disable WebDav, and other operations ...... Don't talk about it later, or the old editor will say that I am defrauding the draft fee.

Now we change the http header to "Server: Apache/1.3.19 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_ssl/2.8.1 OpenSSL/0.9.6 DAV/1.0.2 PHP/4.0.4pl1 mod_perl/1.24 _ 01 ". If you select this option, click" OK "or" Apply "to restart the IIS service, telnet to port 80 on the local machine: (Figure 4)

Who thinks your server is Windows? What makes our servers more secure?

What are you still hesitating about? Please go down one installation and try it!