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Message-ID: <Law11-OE13QpQhQ2Jig00008980@hotmail.com> From: se_cur_ity at hotmail.com (morning_wood) Subject: Odd Behavior - Windows Messenger Service > Exactly my point from my posting on this issue last week and this is why that payroll machine was open to inspection when it >should not have been. XP allows you to have a standard system come up to a Welcome page and sit there waiting for you to >click on an icon and provide a password if that is how you choose to logon to your own machin locally. However, as an example, >if you are just a user/abuser who works with a machine not on the machine and come in, turn your local machine on and then walk >away while it is booting to get your morning coffee and come back then click an icon and provide a password, if the machine is >fast enough, it is sitting at that welcome prompt allowing others on the local LAN at the very least, access to whatever programs >and files you have on it in a standard XP home or Pro issue. Yes, it should be set up better but I think that, by now, we all know >of the companies cutting corners who have an employee "who knows about computers" who can set up a l! you now make 3 people who see the reason of my post, and I recocognize your issue as well as you past post is the same issue. I makes me very happy to see that at least .1% of this list agrees exactly to my point. Bravo thank you for presenting a great response that drives the nail in the wood, so to speak Donnie Werner morning_wood@...loitlabs.com http://exploitlabs.com "ohh... hunny, im home"
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