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Article #859Re: Mediaone Hacker
From: Jeff Cochran
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 00:00
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>>>1. Can a hacker break into windows95 even though file & printer >>>sharing is disabled, no firewall installed? If yes, how much damage >>>can he do? >>Yes, and as much damage as you can imagine, from wiping your drive to >>using your system to attack others. >How ? I disagree. You disagree that a hacker can get into a system if file and printer sharing is disabled? What if PWS is active? Whta about a trojan backdoor sent in an e-mail message? How about the exploits using CGI on a website? Ignoring the fact that not checking the 'Share my drives with others" box won't fully disable file sharing, there are many more ways into a system than through file sharing. If I can get anything through to alter the registry, I can get to anything on the system in any manner I wish. Jeff
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