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    - Warning: Virus-infected Email A new version of the scam at http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/email/ms_genuine_mail.mspx is out on the Internet, and I am urging users NOT to open the attachment. The subject of the message is Last Network Pack. The offending file's name is Installation363.exe and it has the W32/Gibe-F virus. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82882
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    - How to catch Trespassing Hi there Is there a way to know if someone is using my office computer while I am away? I have a windows password but anyone who knows my password or knows the administrator password can get into my computer, right? If the trespasser has the administrator password, it's no use for me to change my windows password then? How do I know for sure if people are getting in? And how to stop that? Also, is there a way to secure my emails (I use Microsoft Outlook) through some password so that no one can read them? Thanks Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82877
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    - Authentication across untrusted domains Hello all, Heres my senario. I have two untrusted domains(in 2 diffrent untrusted forests), domain1 and domain2. Machine1 is a machine in domain1. Machine2 is a machine in domain2 which runs SQL Server 2000. I am trying to connect to the sql server on machine2(in domain2) from machine1 using the credentials 'domain2\administrator'. I use 'LogonUser' with the LOGON32_LOGON_NEW_CREDENTIALS flag and do a ImpersonateLoggedOnUser later. accoding to MSDN documentation for using the LOGON32_LOGON_NEW_CREDENTIALS flag " This logon type allows the caller to clone its current token and specify new credentials for outbound connections. The new logon session has the same local identifier but uses different credentials for other network connections. This logon type is supported only by the LOGON32_PROVIDER_WINNT50 logon provider. Windows NT: This value is not supported. ". Both LogonUser and ImpersonateLoggedOnUser succeed. This is expected Later when i do a 'Open' call on a ADODB::Connection object (to connect to the SQL Server on machine2.domain2 ) i can connect to it successfully I am curious to know how this work? Does it work using Kerberos or NTLM ? i expected it to be NTML. I used ethereal to trap the communication. I noticed that machine1 tries to authenticate with the domain controlller of domain2. i would like to know how a machine (here machine1 in domain1) can authenticate with a domain controller in an untrusted forest. Its kinda of a longish question. Thanks for the patience. Regards Swapnil D. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82873
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    - Patches released for zero-day IE threat... UPDATE: Hundreds of malicious Web sites are attempting to exploit the most critical of two flaws announced last week in Microsoft's browser, convincing two companies to release workarounds late Monday to head off the threat. http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11384?ref=rss Im Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82868
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    - Consolidate Services logon account? On a Windows 2003 server, what are the pros and cons of using the same "Log On As" account information for various services, such as Backup Exec, SQL Server, and Mcafee EPO? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82866
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    - Repetative Account Logon I have notice that one user account is repetativly logging in about every 30 seconds. Not sure why this is happening. The event log that keeps getting registered is Event680: Event ID: 680 Source Security Type Success Audit Description Account Used for Logon by: <authentication package> Account Name: <user name> Workstation: <computer name> Any ideas why this is happening? Thanks for your help. Regards, Brent Bortnick Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82864
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    - Norton Antivirus 2006 Subscription problem ? Just bought a new copy of Norton Antivirus 2006. I had a previous copy of 2005, I fully uninstalled all of that first. Once 2006 was installed I noticed that the subscription service only has 300 days to go ? It seems to have picked up from earlier in the year when the 2005 version subscription expired. Is there anyway I can make it restart from when I installed 2006 ? TIA Chris Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82862
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    - HELP! i've been hacked! i forgot to log off at the cyber cafe..and someone logged in my msn..and changed my password..my main account is being hacked..and i don't know my secret answer and stuff..hoping tt the MSN Staff could help me.. and help me change the passowrd and send it to me.. my main account is very important to me ..because i have many contacts in it.. please please PLEASE PLEASE!!...HELP ME... my another account is yee_alison@hotmail.com i tried sending mail to the staffs but it failed..so i tink this is the only way that i can contact the Staffs...i really need help now..because somebody changed my password..and my old password doesn't work.. Please kindly send me my new password for my main account to this account ..please! help me..i really can't bare to lose so many contacts in one shot.. Thankyou, Alison Tan ..sob... Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82857
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    - Using SSL Certificate for TSAC on NLB Windows 2003 Terminal Server We have 2-load balanced Terminal Severs on our Intranet called TERMSRV1 and TERMSRV2. We want to enable SSL on both for employee access via the Internet. The Intranet NLB Cluster Name is TERMSRV and the FQDN on the Internet is TERMSRV. We redirect HTTP requests for TERMSRV from the Internet to the Intranet FQDN/NLB Cluster name TERMSRV via redirection using ISA2004 and can do the same for HTTPS. Would the certificates for both TERMSRV1 IIS and TERMSRV2 IIS be unique to each server's FQDN or the NLB FQDN CLuster Name? Thanks, scott -- Scott Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82852
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    - SmartCard and Key Archival I'm setting up Key archival and recovery in a Windows 2003 PKI. I've created a KRA user and issued a KRA certificate to him . Then I enabled the CA for Key archival selecting the user just created as KRA. I have modified a Smartcard User template , which I've been using successfully so far , to enable key archival . Then I tried to submit a certificate request on behalf of another user from the web enrollment pages to issue the new certificate template . The process fails with the following error ( logged on the CA ) I'm using E-Token from Alladin. Is this a problem with the token? If i issue a certificate where the CSP is "Microsoft..." it wotks fine. The problem is when I try to issue smartcard certificates Origine evento: CertSvc ID evento: 53 Descrizione: Certificate Services denied request 16 because The request is missing a required private key for archival by the server. 0x80094804 (-2146875388). The request was for DOMAIN\pkitestuser. Additional information: Denied by Policy Module Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82848
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    - The Phishing Incident Reporting and Termination Squad is Looking For a Few Good Men and Women Here is a new venture to fight phishing activity, which leads to identity theft and financial crimes, that is looking for help (volunteers). It was put together by Sunbelt Security Software CEO (Alex Eckleberry) and Castle Cops founder (Paul Laudanski). This isn't a "baiting" effort and the intent is to shut down rogue sites and provide information to prosecute the people behind this to law enforcement. http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/03/phishing-incident-reporting-and.html Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82838
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    - Get rid of spyware and malware www.anti-malwaresoftware.com Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82824
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    - Spyware identification I've been tasked with developing a process for a help desk to follow when dealing with spyware/malware. Detailing remediation instructions is easy. The biggest challenge I see is the need to illustrate procedures for identifiying the problem as spyware to begin with. I'm suspicious of a number of new "spyware" issues and that this is becoming a techinical support bit bucket. Here's what I have to help them identify spyware: - Your computer slows down or "hangs" for no apparent reason - Your home page changes for no apparent reason - You experience slow network or Internet performance when other people are working fine - When you type an address in your browser (such as www.google.com) you are directed to a different search site - New toolbars appear within your browser - New Icons appear on your desktop - You have an increasing number of "pop-up" ads - especially on sites where you know no pop-up ads are generated (such as google or emory.edu) - You receive pop-up ads even when you are not surfing the internet Any thoughts, I'm particularly looking for those of you who've worked/are working for a help desk/call center now and what you've experienced. Thanks, B Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82813
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    - chat filters could somebody please help me turn off chat filter in the Degree Texas Holdum? Thank you so much! aloha Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82791
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    - appears to loose authentication I have a server here that appears to be loosing authentication. The server is windows 2000. Here is what happens: The user will log onto their computer, and they try to open a network app. The app will not open, and no error appears. The user will then try to open the G:\ from My computer, and they receive a message access denied. I may try typing into run: \\server to view the shares, but I am prompted with a logon box which the domain admin can not even log onto. The only way I have found to resolve it to have the user reboot their computer. Any help is greatly appreciated. Rob Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82789
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    - Three more security holes in IE "Microsoft has urged users to be wary as three newly discovered bugs leave people open to attack while using the net. All three bugs affect the software firm's Internet Explorer browser." http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4849904.stm Imhotep Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82788
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    - Stop Using Internet Explorer NOW! http://blog.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2006/03/attacks_on_internet_explorer_f_1.html Of course one of MS's solutions is to download and use its buggy beta of IE7, that's how much they care about its users! Use any browser that doesn't use the IE engine at all. I use Firefox, myself. Anyone that uses IE is asking for problems, and MS is too slow to get out a patch to its users. Dump IE! It is the ONLY intelligent solution! Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82786
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    - LockDrives "Microsoft has a free, unsupported tool called LockDrives. V1.3.6 released 23.01.2005. It can control access to floppy, CD and USB drives, based on group membership." Does somebody know where I can find the LockDrives application? I know some colleagues who use it in their environment, and like to use it within our network. Thanks... Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82784
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    - 100% FREE FUNNY VIDEO CLIP DOWNLOADS :-) have a giggle and send funny video clips to your freinds http://www.howididit.tk i thought i would bring a little bit of a smile marie x x x Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82781
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    - turning a wireless router on and off can a person turn on a wireless router in a home and expose that computer with the DSL connection to viruses via use of the wireless connection with a laptop? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82775
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    - Microsoft Antispyware Problem When trying to run a scan the program initializes the scan but never actually does the scan. Any suggestions? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82772
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    - Greyed -out toolbar list Under headings on toolbar, e.g. File, Edit, View etc....whenever I click on them, the list is grey instead of white. The IE icon is by each item in Favorites though. Whenever I use right click, it is also greyed out. I am unsure what is causing this. Is this a possible security problem. Is there a problem with my browser? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82769
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    - Notify me When someone access my Pc through LAN Dears; Can advice about software can notfy me in case of someone access my Pc through LAN Thx Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82763
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    - IPSEC Will not start I have tried looking for this error message and I can find the exact message. I have few systems that this is occurring on but, with the MS Firewall and without. I donâ??t have any special policies running on these systems. Event Type: Error Event Source: Service Control Manager Event Category: None Event ID: 7023 Date: 3/24/2006 Time: 5:41:42 PM User: N/A Computer: Description: The IPSEC Services service terminated with the following error: An invalid argument was supplied. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Please, let me know if you know why these are failing. Thanks, Joe Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82762
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    - Is Cybercrime Taking the Lead in Profit Margin for Criminals? IBM says it is costing businesses more than regular crime and then there was the statement recently that it is more profitable than the narcotics trade. http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/03/is-cybercrime-overtaking-physical.html Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82746
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    - clean up programs Hi. I use 'clean up' on 2 of my desk tops. It appears to work fine and have never had a problem with that progrm. I installed 'clean up" on my new HP Laptop.and as soon as I finished runing the program, everything went weird. I did a system restore in safe mode, and all is fine now. luckily for me. after this I did a bit of reading and it appears that this has been the case for HP laptops from other people. Can anyone recomend a clean up program that is safe to use and does not require for me to be a pro at computers . I like keeping my pc's junk free (as can be) thnks Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82745
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    - Pop ups Just wondering if anyone can help. I seem to have been hit by something that has disabled all my pop-up stoppers and also prevents me from doing a Cntrl/Alt/Delete. Have checked the system through Norton, but no virus is showing up. Any ideas anyone ? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82739
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    - Pipe & DDE activity Hi NG, Is there any command line utility(ies) for displaying current pipe & DDE activity? Thanks, rusga Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82738
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    - Javascript Code to make of ur IE.. BOOOM!! http://www.cracks.mu/download/4U_WMA_MP3_Converter_5.1.1_203592.html Just to point my finger to this malicious code. I cant figure out if this is the practice of any already opened exploit of IE through Javascript. But the fact is that when I met this friendly code, I get angry. Ciao Daniele Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82735
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    - User Profiles being automatically created for local user accounts Sometime over the past three months our web server is now automatically creating User profiles when users change their password while accessing a web site. Something similar is also happening to our Windows XP SP2 machines. For example, if I run a script against all our computers to check if a modem is installed a User Profile will be created for my account. This has never happened before so I can only suspect a Microsoft patch did this. Any idea on how this can be stopped? What initiated it? I appreciate any responses. Thank you -brian- Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82733
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    - Domain log on through VPN thirdy-party My company have a client that ask he wants to connect through third-party VPN and authenticate in AD domain to use some applications that required user/password. But, the client laptop connect to internet with PCMCIA CDMA card that had one software to do that, then he connect to VPN with third-party software, and after all of this he wants to authenticate in domain. Because the web applications that required user/password is showing pop-ups to input user/password and the client don't want this. Is there any script's or asp pages that Autheticate the user in domain? Any help? The domain is Windows 2003/LDAP Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82730
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    - NTFS Permissions Hello, How do I set up the security of a share/folder in such a way that users can't change the NTFS security permissions, even on the files/folders they create themselves, while still allowing them to change/delete/rename files and folders? I also want to propagate this setting to the complete underlying structure. Kind regards, Hans Hinnekint Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82729
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    - SUS/Windows Update problem Windows 2003 Standard SUS server is configured via Group Policy to automatically download and install updates to client PCs at 9AM daily (the settings are correctly grayed out and show 9AM); however, when you login as administrator it shows a long list of updates that were not automatically installed (KB899589, KB913446, etc). Anyone know how to fix this? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82723
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    - phishing can somebody explain what phishing is? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82707
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    - what are firewalls? Can someone explain to me what firewalls are and what they do? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82705
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    - Security How does a firewall work? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82699
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    - Critical Updates - "Try Microsoft Update" The other day we signed into our Critical Update page to see if there were any critical updates for our WinXPsp2. We noticed at the top of the screen the following printed announcement: "Try Microsoft Update." We understand this is a new program for Critical Updates and also included critical updates for MS Office, etc. The previous Critical Update 'Express' button was still there and I clicked on that. #1- We are told that this NEW "Try Microsoft Update" will replace the the Critical Update that we are now using. Is that true? #2- Can we continue to use the 'previous' critical update "Express" button? #3- If we do click on the "Try Microsoft Update" button, will we have to download ActiveX files, etc., so it will work? #4- If we only want to download the Critical Updates for WinXPsp2, is that possible? Or would we have to also download other updates for Office, etc.? (We never use Office!) #5- If we do switch to the new "Try Microsoft Update" and we find that we do not like it, can we switch back to the previuos Critical Update page that we have been using (with the Express and Custom buttons)?...... Please advise because we are quite confused as what to do. We don't want to click on the "Try Microsoft Update" and find out we have to download alot of files that we will never use and also, once we click on it, we can never switch back to the old Critical Update page. (We read the Try Microsoft Update information page but it did not enlighten us too much. We did post in another forum, but think that one was incorrect and that this forum is the right one.) Thank you. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82696
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    - Monitoring msn messenger presence For about 4 months now someone has been trying to guess the answers to my secret questions for my Hotmail email addresses. I am presuming that this is a guy I was seeing very briefly as this has never happened to me before I met him and I have also started getting nuisance calls to both my mobile and landline phone he's the only person who knows of both these numbers, I called my mobile operator and they told me to report these calls to the police and that they'll probably want to ask me a few questions and provide me with a crime reference number so I can have my phone number changed free of charge. When I log onto msn messenger the would-be hacker stops trying to guess the answers to my secret questions, two of my email addresses have had people whom I don't know, add themselves as contacts and I can't remove them as they obviously need to remove me first. I have tried sending these contacts emails and im's to ask them if they can remove me but the emails never get to their inbox as I always receive a failure to deliver email from hotmail. With one of my other email addresses no-one has added themselves as a contact but every time I log onto messenger using this moniker they stop trying to guess the answer to my secret question which is what I don't understand as I also always appear offline when I do log onto messenger so they can't track my online presence through other methods, or so I had thought but it seems as if they can somehow. I have sent hotmail an email and explained to them the problem and asked them to close all email accounts that this person is trying to hack but they said they couldn't and that I shouldn't access my accounts for a number of days then the accounts will be closed automatically. I am wondering if anyone knows of any type of software that this person could be using to monitor my presence on msn messenger. Thanks in advance. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82688
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    - Sever 2000 to Server 2003 access denied I have a network share on a 2003 server that has permissions set for general access (full rights to everyone). I get an "access denied" message when accessing this share from a Server 2000 machine even though I am signed on as a Domain Controller and both machines are in the same domain. I can not even see the share using "net view" from the command line. Once I explicitly attach to the shage using "net use" I get the general access I want, but once this attachment is removed, it is back to "access denied". I have a service that needs to access this share and I don't want to have to explicitly attach to the share every time I need to reboot one of the servers. Is there a Security Setting in 2003 I am missing? Is there a programatic way to attach to the server that mimics "net use"? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82685
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    - IRS/Websense Update Phishing Alerts It's tax time and the internet cyberscum are out there stealing as many identities as they can: http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/03/irs-and-websense-update-phishing.html Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82682
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    - Get rid of hijackers How can I get rid of and prevent hijackers in my search engine pages? Any software to use? Currently I run Microsoft Beta, Spybots, Ewido, and Adaware (all at the suggestion of tech support when I had a virus problem). My computer has really slowed down and the search engine won't go to the selected pages. Thanks for any help. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82678
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    - GPO Enable Volume Icon in Systray Is their a GPO entry that changes the setting show/hide volume icon in the systray? I can't find the key. Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82677
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    - Willing to PayPal a tech for help ! Here is the situation. I have 2 laptops. The one I am on is working. My previous one is screwed. I am willing to PayPal any tech who knows how to fix this problem. The Operating system (Windows XP) can not be recognized. The hard drive inside the laptop (which I can not even begin to figure out how to take out) is the only contents I wish to retrieve, rescue, save. I can get to the point of partitioning the computer through the "wwbmu" prompt but everything is written in German, which I could wing through it all but truthfully I don't know anything about partitioning without destroying the contents on my hard drive. I also have a Windows 98 bootup CD (in English) which is more or less asking me create a partition but if I do that will that destroy my hard drive contents or what? The options are : 1. Create partition 2. Delete partition 3. Select bootable partition Can I save my hard drive contents by repartitioning or what? The only Windows XP disc set that I have came with the laptop and it will completely restore my laptop to it's original condition wiping out all the contents on the hard drive. Anyway, I am willing to PayPal anyone who can rescue my hard drive any fee needed. Just please be some tech who knows what he's doing (lol). I have a cell phone where talking is free after 7pm Central so I can call you or if you have a cell phone you can call me. Or we can do it through AIM (Instant Message). But I think it would be better/quicker for both of us by cell phone. Email me and I can give you my cell phone number and we can take it from there: rantr13@yahoo.com That is: rantr13 @ yahoo .com Thanks :) Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82662
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    - out going e-mail blocked to aol friends When I send e-mails out, they go to everyone except my aol friend and relatives. they don't have a block on their end so I would like to know is going on. I just switched from aol to msn about 4 weeks ago thanks -- mont.nick Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82654
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    - Unwanted Explorer search..virus? For the last few days, every time I log onto the internet, I get the following pop up message from Microsoft Internet Explorer "Cannot find "(x-rated name).com" Make sure the path or internet address is correct." Obviously I have some sort of virus, but neither Symantic nor the Microsoft security center can find it. Spyware sweeps also come up clean. Somehow Explorer is set to look for this address every time it starts. How do I get rid of this and clean my computer? Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82653
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    - Running VB Scripts in Office 2003 Hi, I suspect a security issue is preventing a script from running in an Access 2003 form, but have not found any acknowledgement of this possibility in the Access group, so I thought I'd try asking here. Since we made some security changes (e.g. deleting the administrator account under which the file was originally created) an Access Script like the one below always fails. The security level on the .mdb file is set to low. No error messages appear other than my own MsgBox. Does Application.FileSearch requires any knd of security credentials? The reason I ask is because I recently found out that InfoPath in Office 2003 does not allow VB Scripts to be run without some security in place. SourceDir = "G:\test\" With Application.FileSearch .NewSearch .LookIn = SourceDir .SearchSubFolders = False .Filename = ".txt" ' also tried "*.txt" If .Execute() > 0 Then ' doesn't go past here even though files exist in G:\test MsgBox "Success ??" Else MsgBox "Execute() - failed" End If End With Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82641
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    - ActiveX Security Does anyone know of some good articles or websites that I could use for material to prove to my institution that using ActiveX controls on ASP pages and client-side scripting is an outdated approach towards web application design? We have a web application at my institution that has a lot of sensitive information and it has, what I consider to be, a very antiquated architecture: It is using ASP with all ActiveX controls on the "web forms" and heavy client-side vb scripting. (For example, if you View Page Source you can see all the CreateObject code, login and password variable declares, etc.) I think we should rewrite the application in ASP.NET or J2EE. Any comments or help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Eric Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82629
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    - Internet Pests There are several domains, "affiliatetarget.com", "e-researchgroup.com", "myinsiderdeals.com" among them that are doing all they can to screw up my getting things done on the Web. When I click on links, go back or whatever, they pop up with a marketing scam representing companies such as Target, Wal-Mart, Victorias Secret, Starbucks, etc. They want you to sign up for a $500 gift card. I don't know whether these are worms, trojans, a virus or what. I have a firewall installed and am about to install an anti-virus program but in the meantime cannot seem to keep out these domains. Is there any way to 1) get information on these domains and who owns them, 2) report these domains as internet abusers, and 3) get rid of this problem? I tried also to purge out my cookies and temporary internet files with no success. BTW, this is not free speech because if it were, there would be a way to contact the people responsible directly and let them know how you feel. Jim Nathan Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82628
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    - Server that came from a W2000 Domain and has joined a NT Domain Hi, I hope someone can help me, i'm having a huge fight with a W2000 server SP4 installed in french that was moved from a windows 2000 domain and is now joined to a NT server domain. The problem basically is that we can't install any security patch's, we always get a permissions denied error, by using the windows update or by downloading and only then installing the patch's. We don't speak french, but i think all the local policies are set to grant full permissions over the machine for the Domain admin or Local admin. However, untill now we are still facing the same problem. To anyone...could it be a Domain policy that was set on the 2000 Domain that for some reason is still afecting the machine? Please comment -- Francisco Batista Portugal f_batista69@hotmail.com Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82627
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    - windows CA question hi! I am not sure i this is the right newsgroup so if there is a better one excuse me and point me to it... And just in case it is the right one: I installed a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise CA in my Active Directory and suddenly all DCs got a certificate. I looked where this behaviour is defined but did not find anything. I found the GPO that says "allow auto-enrollment", but there are no setting for the type of certificate to get. Also this is defined in the default domain policy so it should apply to all computers, but only the DCs got a certificate. So where to block this behaviour? The reason why I want to block it is: Our Policy does not allow auto-enrollment for servers cause we need a paper from the admins first. hope anyone can help me. -- ciao, ralf --- ralf wigand university of karlsruhe, germany Tag: Removing the context menu from desktop right-click Tag: 82619

Is there any way to remove the context menu or at least the "NEW" item from
the menu that comes up as a result of a right click on the desktop. I am
trying to lock down several tablet PCs for our outside crews.

damonm(removethis)@swcp.com
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DamonM

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