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Re: services running in windows domain (winXP clients)

Subject: Re: services running in windows domain (winXP clients)
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 12:01:34 -0800 (PST)
Christos,

I'm not entirely sure what the issue is.  There are
several ways to go about this.  

One is to simply connect to the Registry of each
machine and modify the settings for all services. 
Another is to have a startup script that checks the
running services and disables all except for the ones
you want.

Hope that helps,

Harlan

--- Christos Triantafyllidis <ctria@physics.auth.gr>
wrote:

Maybe it wasn't clear as i wrote it. What i want is
not to disable some 
services. What i want is to allow only specific
services to run. To 
apply software restriction i must know the name or
the hash of the 
software i want to restrict. Today it is trojan A
tomorrow it may be 
trojan B. if i there is a way to disable all
services except the ones 
that i approve i would be protected against both A
and B trojan without 
even know their name or hash or anything about them.

(Trojans A and B are just examples)

Christos Triantaffyllidis


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