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McAfee Vulnerability 5/2/10-Compaq Web Management Server Detection

edited May 4, 2010 5:08PM in Web Site / E-Commerce 6 comments

Description is:
The remote web server appears to be a Compaq WBEM server. This web server enables attackers to gather sensitive information on the remote host, especially if anonymous access has been enabled. Sensitive information includes: Platform name and version (including service packs), installed hotfixes, Running services, installed Drivers, boot.ini content, registry settings, NetBIOS name, system root directory, administrator full name, CPU type, CPU speed, ROM versions and revisions, memory size, sever recovery settings, and more.
Note: This may be a "false positive" for one of the following reasons:
# We were unable to conclusively test for this vulnerability remotely, but based on this device's fingerprint it is possible that it exists.

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