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How to Google hack Windows servers
You should Google your public-facing Windows servers before a bad guy thinks to Google them first. Kevin Beaver offers Google tools and queries to help you find vulnerabilities. Tip
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Ten attacks you can easily avoid with Group Policy
Got Group Policy? If not, there are plenty of attacks just waiting to happen inside your network. Tip
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Serious Windows flaws remain unpatched
May's Patch Tuesday bulletins from Microsoft include a fix for an "important" Windows vulnerability, but more serious security holes remain in Internet Explorer, Outlook and the Jet Database Engine. Article
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What are user-mode vs. kernel-mode rootkits?
All modes of rootkits are difficult to detect, but one type is preferred by hackers over another. Read about different rootkits in this tip. Article
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How does an attacker install a rootkit?
Learn how an attacker installs a rootkit on a Windows system in this tip. Article
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How can I detect and remove rootkits from Windows?
When a rootkit detection tool is updated or a new tool is released, rootkit authors update their malware to avoid detection. How can you get around this problem? Get help here. Article
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What is a rootkit?
Learn about the history of rootkits and how attackers use them for evildoing in this tip. Article
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Prevention Guide: Detecting and removing rootkits in Windows
Rootkits are stealthy tools used by hackers to remotely control your Windows system, and chances are you won't detect the attack. Don't be a rootkit victim. Get help in this guide. Tip
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One 'important' Windows security patch coming
Microsoft's plans to release one "important" security update for Windows Tuesday leaves a number of other flaws unpatched for at least another month. Article
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Guard against internal hackers
Up to 80% of data compromises occur inside the network, yet few resources are spent on internal protection. Get three basic tips to help you prevent internal hacking. Tip