bmanice
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If I were to encrypt a file with 7zip using AES-256, will it be as strong as encrypting the same file with TrueCrypt AES-256?
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lulz
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vtc.com looked pretty good... their videos are pretty legit
cbtnuggets looks like its more for someone who is pursuing a cert for Microsoft Office. this is a little too intense for our users lol.
I found Lynda.com to be pretty good. they have a bunch of different training solutions too. I think ill be going with them.
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Thanks for taking the time to reply to this. Ill look into those suggestions and let you know how it works...
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Hey guys, I know this topic doesn't sound to entertaining but I am looking for a good software/video based training suite for Microsoft Office 2007. This is going to be used for employees at my company that need some added education on how to use Office 2007. I'm guessing a lot of you guys on here probably have been in the same situation, so i figured id throw this out there and see if i could find some leads.
Thanks again!
PS: Mod's - my appoligies if i put this in the wrong section...
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This is great info, thanks again guys...
Here is the article that cleared it all up for me and my team
http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Securing-Local-Administrators-Group-Every-Desktop.html
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Definitely is, admittedly I'd have to figure out how to do it, but it definitely is.
appreciate your help, let me know if you find out how to do this... its driving me nuts!
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net group administrators %username% /delete
Run script on login ;)
Thanks for the info! Using that command in a log in script is a good idea, we were thinking this may be done through GP as well? Do you know if this is possible Boris?
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Hey guys hows it going?
I am trying to figure out how to remove all of my users from the local admin group on their machines on my network (Windows XP clients). I would like to do this via GP, but i am a little rusty with it. Can anyone elaborate or possibly guide me to a good directive?
Thanks!
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whats an xbox?
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im pretty sure you can get webmarshall free for 30days, set it up on a box and target your problem child until your told to stop. and don't forget to get authorization before doing any sort of monitoring, this could back fire and make you lose your job...
webmarshall kinda sucks for a permenant solution, i used it before, but its the only one i can think of off the top of my head.
also make him a normal user while your doing this so he cannot modify browser proxy settings and bypass it...
g/l
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Im trying to remotely execute a .exe over my windows 2003 network. Basically i just need to know what tool i should be using for this. I was trying to use pstools but i dont think i have the syntax correct. this is what im typing...
psexec \\examplepc -c c:\examplefile.exe
My understanding of the command tells me that this should run a file located on my machine on a remote machine.
i keep getting error code 0 or error code 1
Does anyone know what the heck im doing wrong lol... or if there is a simpler way to perform this task?
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OK, in laymans terms fuzz testing is a technical way of testing your application by sending in an army of small children who will then push random buttons and click anything that moves, and then looking for unexpected results. For vulnerability testing this will allow you to see if sending a particular chunk of data to a particular input has a result of allowing you to do something you shouldn't. This is like yelling random words and numbers at a person and finding that "yellow 4 fish dog trouser press 9" makes them drop there wallet.
Reverse engineering is a process where you take a finished application, and work out what it does, how it does it and then aim towards replicating all of this in your own application.
appreciate the analogy.
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sorry for the newbie sounding question... just want to find info so i can wrap my head around this concept.
would reverse engineering be relative to this topic?
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Hey guys im just curious about something.
How do people find vulnerabilities in programs? Just the entire theory boggles my mind. Can anyone provide a process summary for me? Possibly point me in the right direction to some info?
thanks!
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Here are a few solutions:
http://www.wirelessautoswitch.com/
http://www.wire2less.net/1.html
And here is the long way:
http://blogs.technet.com/heyscriptingguy/a...rk-adapter.aspx
You rock! thanks buddy!
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still nada on this? really?
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I just dont want people being on WiFi and the NIC at the same time because then they will be bridged and someone could compromise a laptop over WiFi and then have a free link into our domain.
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Hey guys,
Im concerned about security and want to have my domain laptops auto disable the NIC when they are on the WiFi and vice versa. Is there a way to do this in the registry or through AD?
Thanks!
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it was the freaking symantec AV....
junk!!!
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thanks for the response, i really would like to dig into this, it seems like it can be VERY dangerous...
ever hear of ISLLight?
any feedback?
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Can anyone elaborate on the downfalls of Remote Desktop, with the built in windows application, third party solutions, etc.
intel vPro, supposedly can flash a bios while the computer is off??? wtf?
Thank you, i am currently doing a project for school, and i know you guys always have some great ideas!
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I aggree moonlit,
I imagine this would be nice in the enterprise world as well.
Perhaps someone should capitalize on this idea. I guess ill just wait to see if a crafty programmer stumbles across this thread.
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^_^
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Damn that was a fast find lol...Thanks ill check it out!
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Hey guys, kind of off the wall question,
I currently have a samsung i760, but im asking this as a general question.
Is it possible to take a smart phone customize it, then image it (aka ghost), this way i can revert back to it in the future? I do alot of playing around with this thing and it would be awesome if this was possible.
Thanks!
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Awesome thanks for the fast response. I was assuming it would be the same, but i wanted to get some outside opinions before i relayed my own to some colleagues.