full-disclosure - "MS Blast" Win2000 Patch Download

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Message-ID: <01c001c362bf$48899e80$9302a8c0@Constant>
From: jeremiah at nur.net (Jeremiah Cornelius)
Subject: "MS Blast" Win2000 Patch Download

> Word UP!
>
> We have people surfing the Internet and then connecting via VPN to our
LAN.
> The only solution as far is virusscanner and a electronic software
> distribution.
> That is what I think
>

Well,

Laptops should have a stck on them, that forces a RADIUS/CHAP or xEAP
authentication to access the local network when they are brought onto a
local LAN.  Client VPN and dial-up users should also go through this
method.  Once authenticated, these connections should be diverted to a VLAN
created just for these client machines.  This VLAN would be screened from
the regular user segment (which should itself be screened from production
servers and development/test).  Access to resources here would occur through
proxies, and possibly remote terminal services.

Yeah, right.  I lnow...