i will tell u one from three i know just cauz of rehacking purposes stuff like that
ok
rename ftp.exe /telnet.exe /nsiislog.dll
bye no its very secure
mouse9911
Oct 25 2003, 03:34 PM
Hello, I have recently rooted one of my boxes on my intranet here, i was wondering if there is anyway to secure the hole in Windows Media Services through CMD and not a GUI interface. If anyone does have an answer to this can you please email me (mouse9911@tht.net) or post the secure file or description? Thank you.
Sincerly, mouse9911
Wolfman
Oct 25 2003, 11:05 PM
QUOTE (ehm @ Oct 25 2003, 05:06 PM)
there are different things to secure it!
i will tell u one from three i know just cauz of rehacking purposes stuff like that
ok
rename ftp.exe /telnet.exe /nsiislog.dll
bye no its very secure
First of all you forgot a few like tftp.exe or even net.exe. Apart from that, if the OS has system recovery ON (wich most have) your renamed nsiislog.dll will just pop up back again.
Cya Wolfman
phrozen77
Oct 26 2003, 04:33 AM
QUOTE
I have recently rooted one of my boxes on my intranet here, i was wondering if there is anyway to secure the hole in Windows Media Services through CMD and not a GUI interface.
<random_guess>
ur fooling us, if its on ur intranet u dont need a cmd-line ver, just head straight to ur WS and do it via GUI
</random_guess>
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just cauz of rehacking purposes stuff like that
