There are quite a few tools around for this. I used Legion a while back. Its
by Rhino9 so you can snag it here:
http://packetstorm.decepticons.org/groups/rhino9/.
No Clue about Mcafee hopefully someone else will know. Are you sure you have
Sophos set up properly?(eg. latest signature files, lates
flamewar.. I know biometrics can be beaten but I still plan to use a =
2nd(or 3rd) layer of a (good) password. This is all just for one host. =
So I don't want to get in to any sort of network authentication methods. =
Thanks in advance,
Dan Van Derveer
y that believes they
create trust on the internet.
Dan Van Derveer
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From: "Stevie A. Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Kristi Gilleland'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'Jay D. Dyson'"
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I would STRONGLY recommend getting you hands on a final release of
XP(corporate edition is nice since it does not require activation) since
then you will have the capability to download the latest patches from MS
update. I doubt MS wants people running release candidates since they are
always bugg
Perhaps you ought to read Mcafee's complete description of that "trojan"
http://vil.mcafee.com/dispVirus.asp?virus_k=99467 . According to that page
thier scanner has flaged on travelocity as well. You may be overreacting. In
fact the description goes as far as them saying the virus may not even
ex
Why not ask the BSA? Im sure they would LOVE to help you out ;-)
Dan
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From: "PEPE TECATE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 10:25 PM
Subject: AUDITING LICENSES
> Hello all, do you know some auditing sw tool, free if possible? I a
Another plus for Apache is that there are Win32 versions of it. You do not
need any version of *NIX to run it so you can keep your windows gui AND have
Apache.
Dan V.
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To: "Robert Buel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursda
I suggest you combine both worlds and give Debian a shot .BUT.. if your a
linux newbie you may want to play with Red Hat first to get the basics down
first before moving on to a more challenging distro like Slackware. The only
reason slackware maybe a tad more secure is because they do not update
