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New Virus Alert - High Risk
Posted by: elazy on Tuesday, January 27, 2004 - 09:46 AM
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This is a mass-mailing worm that arrives as an attachment with the file extension .bat, .cmd, .exe, .pif, .scr, or .zip. The worm sets up a backdoor into the system by opening TCP ports in the range of 3127 - 3198. This can potentially allow an attacker to connect to the computer and use it to gain access to its network resources. CSUDH Network Services recommends using the newly updated Stinger from McAfee to combat the issue.
1. Click here to Download Stinger
2. When prompted, choose to save the file to a convenient location on your hard disk (such as your Desktop folder).
3. When the download is complete, navigate to the folder that contains the downloaded Stinger.exe file, and run it.
3.1 Windows XP/ME Users Read This First!
4. Click the Scan Now button to begin scanning
5. Stinger will repair all infected files found.
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Exchange 2003 User Migration
Posted by: elazy on Wednesday, November 19, 2003 - 05:07 PM
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Microsoft™
Exchange 2003 Overview
- Client enhancements were one of the main product goals for Exchange 2003. Microsoft has done a lot of work to make OWA more like desktop Outlook than ever before.
- OWA 2003 includes a lot of small improvements, such as recalling the user's preferred size for item windows, the ability to mark a message in the Inbox as read or unread, a default signature, a command for adding a recipient to the user's Contacts folder, and a simple rules editor for creating server-based rules from existing messages. Keyboard shortcuts such as Ctrl+R for reply and Ctrl+Shift+F for forward help make OWA more like desktop Outlook.
- Spell check is another feature that OWA users have wanted for years. Up until now, it has been available only through third-party tools.
- Another long-desired feature is the ability to resolve names against the Global Address List (GAL). The LDAP lookups are very fast for users and groups.
- Security issues are important in Exchange 2003, and OWA has its share of improvements. OWA 2003 adds support for sending and receiving encrypted and digitally signed messages with Secure MIME (S/MIME). As in Outlook 11, the reading pane automatically blocks images, sounds, and other external content in email messages. This feature not only conserves bandwidth but also thwarts spammers who use so-called Web beacons—invisible images—to confirm valid email addresses. If the message contains a picture that you do need to see, you can click the "Click here to unblock content" link in the reading pane.
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