RE: Security issue in Windows 2000?

Hong, I think you are a little bit wrong! Since Windows NT the following rule matches every situation: If there are on two machines an account with the same username and password - the machines will trust each other for this particular user irrespective of the domain or computer-domain Robert

RE: passwords

It doesn't make sense because 90 days is too long. A password should be changed at least after 30 days - if they are strong enough. A cracker has 90 days to find out the correspondig password . Robert -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

RE: Need recommendations about IDS Systems

I think you should give snort a closer look! Robert -- http://board.protecus.de - Firewalls, Security and more ... www.different-thinking.de - Netze, Protokolle, Sicherheit, ... -Original Message- From: Jennifer Fountain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003

RE: [Re-post] Suggestions for basic software for security

Hi Marco, if you really wanna do something with security first upgrade to an real operating system like Linux, BSD, Windows 2000 or Windows XP Pro. I would like to have some suggestion for software for security (port scan, firewall, etc.); I have a Pentium III, 256 Mb of RAM, 20 GB of Hd,

AW: NetScreen XP and NetMeeting

The big scary-looking range of ports (1024-65535) are outbound UDP ports, which is a very common requirement. A lot of firewalls allow this by default because it can be (sometimes incorrectly) assumed that a connection originating from behind the firewall going out to the internet should be

AW: IP conflict and mac

Do you tried arpwatch? Or Languard Network Scanner from www.gfi.com Robert -Ursprungliche Nachricht- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Xaos Gesendet: Samstag, 7. Dezember 2002 01:07 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: IP conflict and mac I recently came

AW: How to authentificate an user via telephon?

18:43 An: Robert Sieber; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: RE: How to authentificate an user via telephon? Robert, In a past life we would send the new password to a known email address for the person whose account is reset. If email is not available we would leave the reset password

AW: TCP vs UDP

From my point of view the only difference as you know is in connection handling: tcp ist connection orientated and udp conection less. You shouldn´t close ports - you should close al ports and only allow needed ports. So you can figure out which ports are needed and if they are udp or tcp. Robert

AW: Open All Outbound Ports?

From my point of view there will be a big lack of security if you open all outbound ports. Every application would have full access to the internet - do you really want it? More then 50% of all security risks are base insinde your network. So it is very important to have an strict policy for

AW: pc anywhere is safe?

I think there should be sth. like encrypted VNC - take a look at google R. -- http://board.protecus.de - Firewalls, Security and more ... -Ursprungliche Nachricht- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:security-basics-return-15751-rsieber=web.de;securityfocus.com]Im Auftrag von SB CH

RE: encrypt ftp service?

FTP over SSL? I use WSFTP Server and it works fine with 128 bit encryption and certificates. There is also CuteFTP Server on Windows NT/2000 for encrypted FTP. http://www.eftp.org/ - 448 bit Blowfish encryption for FTP Robert -- http://board.protecus.de - Firewalls, Security and more ...

RE: encrypt ftp service?

FTP over SSL? I use WSFTP Server and it works fine with 128 bit encryption and certificates. There is also CuteFTP Server on Windows NT/2000 for encrypted FTP. http://www.eftp.org/ - 448 bit Blowfish encryption for FTP Robert -- http://board.protecus.de - Firewalls, Security and more ...

RE: Allow second Internet connection into Office Space?

I think if there is no direct connection to your internal network and your gateways there will be no real risks for security. Maybe it is possible to use a bandwidth limited internal connection? If you have the abbility to limit bandwidth with your switch you can simulate every bandwith for your

RE: Ports-Process on Win NT/2k

Are you looking for something like that: http://www.foundstone.com/knowledge/proddesc/fport.html Robert -- http://protecus.de - Firewalls, Security and more ... -Original Message- From: R Pradeep Chandran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 8:25 AM