full-disclosure - Re: Prudent default security

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Message-ID: <001701c3878f$b6b1bb00$0201a8c0@cyber.god>
From: steve.wray at paradise.net.nz (Steve Wray)
Subject: Re: Prudent default security

Sigh, you are right.
On the one hand, as a Linux geek from way back,
I have a small sense of pride in my lack of MS knowledge.
But I use MS; XP is a great desktop, Outlook is a great
mail client (I also use a Linux desktop and kmail is a great
mail client).

So, on the other hand, I know that there are a lot of
*nix people out there who endlessly bash MS without
any knowledge of that which they curse. I don't want to
be one of those.

When the ignorant ask honest questions, don't
get abusive, just answer them... Please?

> [mailto:full-disclosure-admin@...ts.netsys.com] On Behalf Of 
> > From: Steve Wray [mailto:steve.wray@...adise.net.nz] 
> > 
> > I know that there are some nice tools for doing remote and 
> bulk admin 
> > for the latest iterations of the Windows operating system, 
> > but from what I've seen, they lack maturity and often cause 
> > more trouble than they help prevent (DCOM? Am I right? Does 
> > anyone leave remote registry on?)
> > 
> Steve, you should stop now.  Your embarassing lack of knowledge of
> Windows is all too obvious.