Windows NT Security FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Windows NT Security.
This FAQ about Windows NT Security was compiled and written by Christopher Klaus cklaus@iss.net with numerous contributions by others.
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by Christopher Klaus of Internet Security Systems, Inc.
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01 Access control lists (Windows NT Security)- To really lock NT down hard, set the root directory to full access ...
- 02 Network Access (Windows NT Security)
- Give careful attention to who is allowed to log on from the network ...
- 03 PPTP (Windows NT Security)
- Point to Point Tunneling ...
- 04 Registry (Windows NT Security)
- In the registry, Remove write permission to Everyone from HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,...
- 05 File Shares (Windows NT Security)
- Go through all the shares that are available and make sure that ...
- 06 MicroSoft IIS Web Server (Windows NT Security)
- Versions prior to 1.0c were vulnerable to allowing users to execute ...
- 07 FTP Server (Windows NT Security)
- Many times FTP is configured to allow anyone to log in and have access ...
- 08 NFS Server (Windows NT Security)
- Network File System can easily be configured to allow anyone to have ...
- 09 RLogin Server (Windows NT Security)
- There is an rlogin server that comes with NT. Rlogin is a service ...
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