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From: Vitor Ventura (vventurasia.pt)
Date: Wed Jul 03 2002 - 03:59:38 CDT

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    Yep, last week I was doing a Audit to a web server of a client and he also
    have that cookie, and they also have webtrends.
    The cookie also includes the browser ip address and in normal cases will
    expire on 2010.
    There is alot of fuzz around this cookie and CIA. But usualy it belongs to a
    web stats program. Do a search on google.

    VV

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Marty Block [mailto:martykesem.net]
    Sent: terça-feira, 2 de Julho de 2002 19:11
    To: webappsecsecurityfocus.com
    Subject: Help finding a cookie generator

    Hi
    we're a coldfusion/iis/win2k shop that has recently discovered our server is
    placing cookies on visitors browsers. the signature of the cookie starts
    with EGSOFT. we contacted them and the rest of the signature does not
    resemble "one of there's"

    We're left witht he conclusion that even with firewall, lots of iis and
    win2k config and lockdown, we got some kind of worm.

    What I need is to try to figure out what process or program is doing this.
    What kind of tools can i use to watch the incoming/outbound traffic to the
    browser and what can I do at the server to look at the processes which might
    be involved.

    Thanks,

    Marty