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Windows Vista's security features: One year later
Although Vista is the most secure version of Windows ever created, many of its security features have drawn criticism. This article explains why. Column
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Cheap Microsoft licenses for security pros: Microsoft Action Pack
A new package offers bargain-priced Microsoft licenses for security professionals. Microsoft Action Pack scores you a complete security testing environment for a very small fee. Tip
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Microsoft patch plugs weakness in Windows URI handling
Microsoft shipped out a duo of patches in November but only one is deemed critical. News
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Using sudowin to grant administrator privileges in Windows
With sudowin, it's easy to achieve privilege escalation in Windows, which allows you to run programs with administrator privileges in one user account. Find out how in this tip. Tip
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How to solve Windows security log mysteries
Don't rule out malware when faced with peculiar security log entries. Get to the bottom of logged events with this Windows security advice. Ask the Expert
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Self-testing security guides library
Check out our recent security testing guides and see how Windows security experts Brien Posey and Kevin Beaver say you can test the strength of your system security. Tip
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Conquer forgotten Windows passwords with Password Reset Wizard
Password Reset Wizard is a tool used to help mobile employees reset their own passwords, and it can be a big help to forgetful road warriors. But there are a couple of caveats. Tip
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Find Windows vulnerabilities with a hex editor
If you haven't heard of a hex editor, then pay attention, because it could be the security testing tool that you've been waiting for all your life. Read how this underrated tool can help you find weaknesses and vulnerabilities in your Windows environ... Tip
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Critical systems to focus on during security testing
Use this checklist to find out which of your many Windows networks' critical systems should be tested for vulnerabilities if you are limited by a budget. Tip
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Windows Vista's integrity mechanism explained
Windows Vista's integrity mechanism allows applications to run on a hierarchy of trust. Read about the ins and outs of IM and User Account Control in this tip by security expert Serdar Yegulalp. Tip