full-disclosure - Detecting newly added Windows Services (was: no more public exploits)

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Message-ID: <408FFF6B.7C88F3F3@web.de>
From: marcel_k at web.de (Marcel Krause)
Subject: Detecting newly added Windows Services (was: no more public exploits)

Hi!

> [...] and won't even notice an additional listener on their system.
> This last thing is not surprising, because when you keep 20
> unnecessary default services running, it is not likely you will
> notice one more....

A human won't. That's why I'd like to remind all windows sysops
in this ml of my personal watch dog: the Geek SuperHero. You can
dowload a trial version at http://www.geeksuperhero.com/ .

Yours, Marcel