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Re: TrendMicro alerts

Subject: Re: TrendMicro alerts
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 12:40:32 +0530
Hey Joe,

Plugin 25925 -  Checks for vulnerable versions of Trend Micro ServerProtect.
Basically it verifies whether the target host has Trend Micro
ServerProtect < 5.58, 5.58.1185 installed. For version details they
check for the KB item, "Antivirus/TrendMicro/ServerProtect".

Check Plugin 24679, which sets the KB item,
"Antivirus/TrendMicro/ServerProtect" by making DCERPC request to Trend
ServerProtect service (SpntSvc.exe).

For manual checking, look for the file version of SPntSvc.exe to
confirm the version of TrendMicro ServerProtect.

Hope this helps to you to debug the Issue.

On Nov 27, 2007 4:38 AM, Joe Dimino <joedimino@gmail.com> wrote:
We've been receiving numerous TrendMicro ServerProtect alerts, saying the
version is out of date.

We're trying to troubleshoot the issue, and I was wondering if anyone knows
exactly what registry key these plugins are looking at:

24680
25171
25172
25925

I checked the sourcecode at links like

http://www.tenablesecurity.com/plugins/index.php?view=viewsrc&id=25925 but
there isn't enough info to figure it out. All it says is 'Checks for
ServerProtect Version'. Anyone know how it does this?

The windows admins are saying the patches have been applied to the
information servers, so my only guess is that for some reason they aren't
being pushed properly to the rest of the population. I'd like to know
exactly what the plugins are looking for, so we could 'test' the fixes
without having to rescan, since we are restricted from scanning while in
'end of year lockdown mode'. The registry scans don't fall under the same
restrictions.

Thanks for any help. This is my first post, so if I didn't give enough
information, please let me know.

--Joe

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Thanks,
Pavithra.H
Research Analyst, Thirdbrigade Labs
Bangalore
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