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Subject: Re: Account Unknown
From: Mike T (webdvlpr
HOTMAIL.COM)Date: Fri Sep 22 2000 - 15:11:39 CDT
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> Has anybody seen a case where a NT Group contains member(s) "account
> unknown"? And could this be indicative of a comprimised system?
Nope, but it DOES, however, indicate poor practice. In NT4, when you delete
an account without removing it from a group, it'll leave a "ghost" SID in
all groups that it's a member of. Not to start any holy wars, but I remove
an account from all groups which is was a member of, and prepend the account
ID with dis_ before disabling it. There's no dangling SID's, and it's easy
to find who's alive and who's not.
Mike
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