RE: Security configuration steps for multiple site hosting
From: Basil Cheng (kokc@online.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/11/02
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From: kokc@online.microsoft.com (Basil Cheng (MS)) Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 22:13:46 GMT
Hi Brian
you wrote:
Hello,
I'm hosting multiple sites for several clients and they want to use ASP
on their site. I'm concerned about the security risks involved with
this, such as if they do something stupid in their code it will affect
the rest of the site, eg:
While not rs.EOF
Response.Write rs("field1")
Wend
This will cause an infinite loop until the script times out. Or what if
they use the Scripting.FileSystem object? They can delete files, etc.
And if they have access to a shared SQL Server implementation, could
they use a SQL call to execute arbitrary code?
How can I make this safe so that each site is completely isolated and
eliminate (ok, reduce) any chances of security breaches or performance
drags? Is there an "IIS Security for Dummies" book available? Most of
what I've seen describes how to set things up assuming there's only ONE
site on the server, or that all sites are controlled by the same person.
Thanks!
REPLY:
In order to isolate webapplications (in your case in different sites), you
may want to run the web application under high isolation (this is a feature
in windows 2000, IIS5)
Documentation on this could be found in the iishelp pages within IIS, ie
http://localhost/iishelp
In addition, here is a link on how to security for IIS
http://microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/Defa
ult.asp
Thanks
Basil
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