Is this a possible attack? Can I avoid it? - iis

today I arrived and I have 200 (automatic) errors in my logs from my applicaction.
I'm not sure if it was an attack, or something weird in my IIS or my application.
The error was alwasys the same, as someone tried to go to a inexistent page.
The error was: Void CheckVirtualFileExists(System.Web.VirtualPath)
For example, I have my Login.aspx, and I have 19 errros that someone tried to enter in this 19 pages that doesn't exist:
Login_backup.aspx
Login_old.aspx
Login_bak.aspx
backup_Login.aspx
bak_Login.aspx
old_Login.aspx
__Login.aspx
.....similar ones
Was this an attack or it was something bad configured?
Is there a way to avoid it?
I really want to know if it was something we could change so this will not happen again.

Lasse V.Karlsen you were right.
Hopefully(?) it was an audit someone in the IT department was doing, but nobody reported me until now.

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