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RE: [Full-disclosure] bypassing Windows Domain Group Policy Objects

Subject: RE: [Full-disclosure] bypassing Windows Domain Group Policy Objects
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 08:51:14 +0800
Michael Holstein said:

Other possible solution, cripple gpupdate.exe (XP) or 
secedit.exe (2K) 
through permissions (eg: remove 'localsystem:execute'). 
Deleting them will 
just trigger WFP to replace.

/mike.

Exibar said:


   Hmmmm.....  sounds like a good plan :-)   I'll test that 
out!   thanks!

  Ex 


This does indeed work, but, if the site is using WSUS or similar, then
the machine will stick out like a sore thumb.  The windows admin here,
however, doesn't monitor WSUS, so that fact that my machine hasn't
reported in 90 days hasn't registered.

Neil

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