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From: epic at hack3r.com (Epic)
Subject: Imaging Operating Systems

In a large telemarketing company I used to I.T. for, we ran across Deep 
Freeze. (http://www.faronics.com/)

This product allowed pretty much any changes to be made to the machine 
including customizations, deletions, and propagation of virus / worms, 
without harm to the machine.  In fact all it took was a simple reboot to 
clear what changed had been made, and have the machine back to its 
"frozen" state.

Simple, Effective.

    * 100% complete recovery on every restart
    * Full access to all computer functions
    * Guaranteed compatibility with all applications
    * Single install for Windows 95, 98 ME, 2000, XP
    * Operates in any user mode, including Administrator
    * Protects more than one physical hard disk
    * Password protected and completely secure
    * Supports multiple hard drives & partitions
    * SCSI, ATA & IDE hard drive support
    * Fully compatible with daylight savings time
    * FAT, FAT32, NTFS, basic and dynamic disks
    * Deploy on multiple workstations as part of a master image
    * Protects CMOS
    * Protects master boot record
    * Supports multi-boot environments
    * Select specific partitions to be thawed
    * Set the number of thawed restarts with boot control
    * Uses only 2MB of Disk Space
    * Silent install for rapid network deployment
    * Fully Compatible with Fast User Switching

*
*

*I hope this is what you are looking for.
*

*Robert
*





Shawn Cox wrote:

>Norton/Symantec Ghost
>PowerQuest Drive Image(I think Norton gobbled this one up)
>
>Or for the truly crafty vmWare.
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>--S
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Michael Schaefer" <mbs@...trealm.com>
>To: "Full-Disclosure" <full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com>
>Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 1:55 PM
>Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Imaging Operating Systems
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>>Hi all
>>
>>We are building a Windows test system, to try out tool bars, spy ware, 
>>malware and trojans on.
>>
>>Once we learn what we need to know, we obviously want to get rid of the 
>>junk quickly and cleanly.
>>
>>I keep hearing suggestions about having a "clean image" to transfer onto 
>>the computer.
>>
>>Can anyone send some details?
>>
>>Is there an official Microsoft way to do this?
>>
>>Is some sort of over the network OS installation script in order here?
>>
>>Are there other vendors that do a better job?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
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