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   From: corp769@gmail.com   
      
   > Hi Guys   
   >   
   > We recently had a security breach due to lack of the latest updates on   
   > our Windows 2003 servers and I wanted to make sure it didn't happen   
   > again.   
   >   
   > Are there any tools you can run on your server online or offline that   
   > will find out if you've plugged all the holes or not. We have a Cisco   
   > firewall inbetween the servers and the internet.   
   >   
   > 212.188.181.170 - Mail Gateway   
   >   
   > 212.188.181.174 - VPN   
   >   
   > These servers are the two that appear to have been attacked, the mail   
   > gateway led to a massive spam attack which we fixed by fitting a proper   
   > spam firewall which is why I'm testing the address' at the bottom from   
   > the spam bots.   
   >   
   > Any insights you could give would be much appreciated   
   >   
   > Thanks   
   >   
   > James   
   >   
   > massimo.delcelo@orleaninvest.co.uk   
   >   
   > daniel.sigaud@orleaninvest.co.uk   
   >   
   > consuelo@orleaninvest.co.uk   
      
   i use nmap all the time, seems to do the job when scanning for those   
   unwanted open ports. and honestly, you should switch to linux, it is a   
   lot more safer.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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