full-disclosure - Avoiding being a good admin - was DCOM RPC exploit (dcom.c)

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Message-ID: <20030729152917.Y10748-100000@vapid.ath.cx>
From: lwc at vapid.ath.cx (Larry W. Cashdollar)
Subject: Avoiding being a good admin - was DCOM RPC
 exploit (dcom.c) 

On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, Scott M. Algatt wrote:

> There are other methods of doing patches as well.  I know of one company,
> PatchLink, that does a deployment.  You simply install the client software
> on a system and then it checks into the master server.

You could also look at ximiam.org's Red Carpet Product.  This does the
same thing.

-- Larry C$