Out of curiosity, why not use IPSec policy or
windows-firewall-centric GPOs
to control the ports that are involved with Windows file
sharing? You can
use granular policies to restrict access on the requisite
ports to specific
IPs or subnets that would need to access these folders, et
al.
The ports required for file and printer sharing are:
UDP Ports 137, 138
TCP Ports 139, 445
As far as tripwire-type solutions with real time or near
real time share
creation alerting, there are a few programs out there as
well as a few
programs to monitor existing shares. Search google, I ran
across a few
within a couple minutes that sound close to what you are
asking for.
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From: listbounce securityfocus.com [mailto:listbounce securityfocus.com] On
Behalf Of Milind Nanal
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 1:31 AM
To: security-basics securityfocus.com
Cc: pen-test securityfocus.com; focus-ms securityfocus.com
Subject: Windows folder Sharing watch
Dear list,
I am looking out for tool ( not very costly, preferable
freeware or open
source) which would take a snapshot of all folder sharing
information in my
data center & notify me incase of any new folder being
shared.
Rather doing periodic check of which are the new shares
& go on disabling
them I want to control it or catch it when this happen.
I know about lot of tool which would scan network & give
sharing list. But I
want to stop this at the point when some one add a new
sharing.
Regards,
Milind
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