Re: base line XP kernal protection and folder protection, any?
From: Steve Riley [MSFT] (steriley_at_microsoft.com)
Date: 02/02/05
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Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 01:33:16 -0800
Default settings give administrators full control of the \WINDOWS folder;
users have only read and execute access. This is necessary so that the operating
system will run.
Steve Riley
steriley@microsoft.com
> Base line security:
> 100% new hardware.
> new xp+sp2 pro
> no Domain,
> two accounts: admin and nobody
> admin is normal install admin.
> nobody is group USERs only.( no other groups assigned)
> Is is possible to have a user defined ( using builtin groups or
> custom)
> that will be locked out of the windows folder.
> To my knowledge , the answer is no. ( whole or in part)
> I wish this feature to protect the windows folders from a virus , etc.
> I am aware XP has a builtin protector but it has been breached by some
> worms already.
> Is there any 3rd party programs that will protect windows.?
> " OS Code Protector, etc "
> Is there any hope that Long horn will improve this issue?
> Print and file sharing is off, fire wall Sp2 is fully active and
> default.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> My goal is to protect folders from other users and to protect the
> windows folders from all by admin.
> PS:
> I am already aware that I , as a user can set my folders to only
> accessable by me and admin.
> I am not asking for Anti Virus or Antispy where as I have this in
> spades now.
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