Wireshark blinded - MAPI over RPC traffic cannot be located
- From: a.alii85@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 02:45:18 -0700
I want to intercept MAPI over RPC traffic transmitted between MAPI client(outlook) and MS server. This is an attempt to bring in notice the dangerous of using insecure RPC(as All run-time and lower-layer headers are still transmitted in clear text.)to the higher management.
Interestingly when i open wireshark - i do not get any traffic related to RPC. I filtered my traffic using DCERPC/RPC both but em still getting void.
I know Microsoft have released a new protocol that would replace MAPI over RPC. The new propriety protocol termed as Outlook-Exchange Transport Protocol is infact very much remain to be the same old copy of the MAPI thing and still uses RPC (this is what i heard) It was more of a cosmetic change than the actual implementation change.
For the server it is Exchange 2003 and client em using outlook 2010.
How is it possible to locate the lost / hidden rpc traffic.? Where did it go?
Thanks
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