W2kTotalPowerWhere |
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W2kTotalPowerWhere.exe |
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What is the security-hole, and how do You find it? |
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Descriptions of functions, system
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Explanation: |
Internal
security-hole in Windows 2000 – Local Administrators group: Did You know, that You - probably - from Your own computer, can open
Your colleagues computer with Explorer, without Your colleague can see, that
it happens? And that You
- if it works - gains total admin power with all documents/files
on Your colleagues hard disk ? Your company has this security-hole
in Windows 2000, if You can install programs on Your Windows 2000 computer,
when You are logged on Your company’s network! W2kLocalAdminGroup grants You many different
ways to administrate who can/can’t be a member of the Local Admin Group, and
who should be deleted. And You get reports, stating how this program secures
Your installation. When You input Your choices in the program, then
You only need 1 line in the loginscript to all Your
users. This will assure, that Your choices are added to the Local Admin Group
on all Your computers, where the loginscript did
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