Hello,
After I defined the list of interfaces I need to exclude the IPSEC
interface from the list. How can I find out whether this interface is
IPSEC or not?
Thanks
Alex
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Hello,
WinPcap is identified as follows:
WinPCap
Type: Enabler
Threat Level: Low
Author: WinPCap Team including = Loris Degioanni
Description: WinPCap is an Open Source Windows Packet Filtering Library. It
provides low level internet system traffic data to other applications that
leverage its
Read again the part of your email, below: could the evil open
source term have anything to do with it ?!? I have a couple of other
things running on a W2K box, and all happened to be open source or
freeware, coincidentally, and some were immediately identifed as
potentially malicious by the M$
Now - if Microsoft was to develop winpcap, and sell it ... hmm ...
that would probably make it safer, by definition (Microsoft =
security, as we all know). ;
That said, the security warning is not 100% fake ; if a malicious program
gets running on your machine, the fact that it can snoop
I am pretty sure that Microsoft's app specifically looks for WinPCap (along
with lots of other things) as part of its scan. It doesn't say it is dangerous.
It says that it is a DLL that could allow another malicious program to do bad
things to your box. I have other packet sniffers installed on
Hi.
Unfortunately, there are some spyware (cain, if I remember well) which are
using WinPcap for performing their job.
Hence, the alarm that comes from Microsoft is not so wrong.
However, I feel there's nothing to do against this problem. Unless
convincing who is developing spyware not to use
