Security readout for executives and security teams
Microsoft Site Server 3.0 before Service Pack 4 reportedly created a default LDAP_Anonymous user with a known default password. If that account remains enabled, an attacker could gain local logon rights on the server. This mainly matters for legacy environments still running Site Server. Exposure is likely limited to old Microsoft Site Server 3.0 systems that have not been updated to SP4 and still retain the default LDAP_Anonymous account configuration. Prioritize this where legacy Microsoft Site Server is still present, especially on business-critical or exposed systems. For most modern environments, urgency depends on finding that obsolete product. Mitigation focus: Identify any remaining Microsoft Site Server 3.0 deployments.; Apply Microsoft Site Server 3.0 SP4 or later vendor guidance where applicable.; Disable or remove the default LDAP_Anonymous account if not required..
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- siteserver-ldap-anonymous-account(8048)CVE reference · vdb-entry, x_refsource_XF
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