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 February 11, 2004 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail 
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>>  LEAD STORY:  New MS flaw may be biggest defect ever found
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft, third parties cranking out antispam tools
>>  IT SURVIVAL KIT:  Windows XP/2003's SYSTEMINFO tool
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  A cover-up at Whitehouse.com?
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LEAD STORY
New MS flaw may be biggest defect ever found  (SearchSecurity.com)
Experts are concerned about a recently announced Windows vulnerability, which affects multiple versions of the operating system. The flaw can be exploited in a variety of ways to remotely attack systems.
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The new bulletin process update
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NEWS
Microsoft, third parties cranking out antispam tools (SearchExchange.com)
From Microsoft's Intelligent Message Filter to a host of products from smaller vendors, antispam tools are getting smarter.

NEWS
No more extensions for NT, Microsoft says (vnunet)
There have already been two extensions on support for Windows NT 4, so there won't be any more, according to a Microsoft exeuctive in the U.K. Another extension would only anger customers who have already committed to migrating off the platform, the official said.

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IT SURVIVAL KIT
Windows XP/2003's SYSTEMINFO tool
One of the new tools available Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server is called SYSTEMINFO, which allows an administrator to query either a local or remote system for detailed system configuration information. This tip discusses what topics SYSTEMINFO reports back on, explains the meaning of the command-line options, and suggests some uses for the new tool.

ASK THE EXPERT
How can I re-enable services.msc?
Dear James,
I am using Windows 2000 Professional. In order to free up resources that games can utilize, I had disabled services in services.msc. Now I can't seem to enable the services again. Please help.
Click here to read James Michael Stewart's expert answer.


CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
Office XP
Most administrators have a few gray hairs as the result of butting heads with MS Office. This helpful chapter from the book Troubleshooting Microsoft Technologies: The Ultimate Administrator's Repair Manual, by Chris Wolf, provides tool recommendations and hands-on advice for dealing with everything from corrupt files to document recovery. Each Office component has its own section with detailed tips and suggestions for addressing various issues.

EXPERT WEBCAST
What hackers know and you don't
In this expert webcast, Scott Blake, Vice President of Information Security for BindView Corporation, shows you the tricks and techniques hackers use to exploit holes in your systems, your firewalls, and your people. A typical hacker attack will be dissected and countermeasures explored.
Click here to watch and listen to this expert webcast.


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THE MISSING LINK
A cover-up at Whitehouse.com?

Which White House has had 85 million visitors since 1997? Not the one at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Whitehouse.com -- a porn site that has probably made more than one person say "I didn't know you could do that in the Lincoln bedroom" -- is about to put on some clothes and play it straight. The owner, who has become a father since launching the site, says he's through with the blue side of cyberspace and wants to sell his domain name to a more family-oriented operator. The site has no doubt shocked people who went there looking for the prez's cyberspace place (which is whitehouse.gov).



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