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From: Kenneth Christensen (kcproff-art.dk)
Date: Thu Jan 10 2002 - 16:13:24 CST

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    Hi!

    Oops ... was (originaly) replying to the "I thing i got a problem" thread..
    but once again i must have screwed up
    (getting kind of a habbit these days)

    The Boxes at work is behind a firewall, but my main concern is that someone
    might be able to comprimise it someday .. so keeping workstations secured
    also is a big priority

    Kenneth
    -----Original Message-----
    From: H C [mailto:keydet89yahoo.com]
    Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 10:39 PM
    To: Kenneth Christensen; focus-mssecurityfocus.com
    Subject: Re: Huge security breach in standard w2k install

    Here we go again...

    > having installed the network scanner recommend in
    > the mails on this thread,

    Since you started this thread, I'm curious...which
    scanner did you install?

    > I discovered something horrific .. my own
    > workstations at the office
    > apperently expose both shares AND users/groups on
    > the machines ( W2K Pro )

    Kind of depends. How did you run the scanner? Did it
    find this 'hole' running as an administrator, or via a
    null session?

    > how on earth can i disable this HUGE security hole ?

    Well, again, that sort of depends. What are you
    protecting from? If you're behind a firewall, and
    you're NAT'd, the direct external threats to your
    internal systems may be minimal.

    However, it may just be best to disable NetBIOS on all
    of your NICs. But then, that would prevent a lot of
    functionality that you may need on your network.

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