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The only thing I was able to find on the subject was a posting from 1997
(http://insecure.org/sploits/microsoft.asp.iis.html), so I was hoping someone on here might have more recent knowledge on this topic:
Does anyone know if there are any known vulnerabilities in IIS6 that would allow a user to view an unprocessed ASP or ASPX page, outside of gaining control of the server?
IIS will serve raw asp or aspx only if those extensions are removed from application mappings for the site, or if you done some other dumb thing to configure it that way.