full-disclosure - Why does a home computer user need DCOM?

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Message-ID: <58be701c37a92$37c754d0$2801010a@mail2world.com>
From: cocksucker at mail2man.com (Quite Mad)
Subject: Why does a home computer user need DCOM?

Just thought I would share this find with you. http://grc.com/dcom/

Getting Yourself DCOMbobulated

Download and run our small (29 kbyte) "DCOMbob.exe" utility. It will
display the "DCOMbobulator?" information page to explain its operation,
with two additional page tabs as shown in the screen shot above: "Am I
Vulnerable?" to test the current state of your system's DCOM facility
and "DCOMbobulate Me!" to allow you to disable or re-enable DCOM as you
choose. 

Message: 11
To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com
Subject: Re: [Full-Disclosure] Why does a home computer user need DCOM?
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 13:31:34 +0000 (GMT)
From: hobbit@...an.org (*Hobbit*)

Once again, I wouldn't mind a way to turn off *ALL* the RPC stuff,

::snip:: 

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