Strange server behavior.

[Paul Halliday <paul.halliday () gmail com>]

I have a server 2003 box running IIS that seems to be walking through
URLS. I was looking into this machine for some other odd behavior when
I noticed this. This is a live Web server so no one would be on the
machine (in the typical sense anyway).

Most of the URL's appear to be commercial in nature, but cheesy, like
what you would see in SPAM. All that is in the requests is a GET and
there is no user agent. On the box, tcpview shows that the requests
belong to w3wp.exe.

AV scans on the box and malwarebytes are coming up empty.

What the heck is this?

Thanks.

-- 
Paul Halliday
http://www.pintumbler.org

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