full-disclosure - W2k users, local admin rights and GPOs

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Message-ID: <2098E9F95A6DFA4D8FE8B6BE30B62E0811C722@nt_server.infosec.ru>
From: gordey at infosec.ru (Sergey V. Gordeychik)
Subject: W2k users, local admin rights and GPOs

So, I got an idea.
Everybody, who can drop pings, or SMB commutations, from his local
machine to DC can prevent GPO updates!
User can use IPSec policy (sic!) to do it :-)
So, Laura right :-)
And I'm wrong :-(