Re: Dameware - Eavesdropping to easy
anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com
Date: 06/28/04
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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 13:25:03 -0700
DAMN...why didn't I think of that! LOL
I actually found a different way around this issue, but
It only works for DameWare.
Basically I can push the "Remote Client Agent" to all the
PCs in the domain, in the properties I can make it so the
user must "Accept" or "Decline". How you do it is write
to Registry (On the Client Side). Even if the software
is pushed remotely it will not overwtite the reg settings.
But ya, this is crazy. I was just looking on the web and
there are some pretty slick tools out there to make
office hacks dangerious!
>-----Original Message-----
>well, first you get rid of the network administrators.
then you get each
>computer on the network it's own connection to the
internet, its just too
>easy to monitor traffic through a central router. then
you get everyone a
>secure proxy account like anonymizer.com provides so
their surfing is
>'private'. then you get rid of your central mail server
and get everyone
>separate accounts on something like hushmail or some
other secure encrypted
>mail service. and oh yeah, you get rid of your file
server and any central
>printers since its too hard to make them private, get
everyone their own big
>disk and encrypt them with their own keys with no
recovery agent so no one
>can snoop... and a local printer so no one can watch
what they print... and
>don't forget the shredders. of course by then the
company probably couldn't
>function any more or would already be bankrupt so your
last step is to print
>your resume on your personal private printer and pack up
your desk cause you
>just lost your free surfing 'privileges'.
>
>"DracKewl" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message
>news:2204801c45d3b$4d0a49b0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>> What do I need to do to prevent Eavesdropping on remote
>> computers without users permissions? This Dameware
makes
>> it too easy to Netork Administrators.
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