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Subject: Remote registry access
From: "Leon North" <leon_nc () linuxmail ! org>
Date: 2004-05-26 9:20:56
Message-ID: 20040526092056.584722B2B57 () ws5-7 ! us4 ! outblaze ! com
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Apologies if this has been asked before, but if so doesn't seem to be recent so might \
be of interest to others also.
I have a personal preference question on allowing remote registry access. Basically \
in Win2k up you can prevent not only anonymous registry access but in fact any remote \
registry access- seemingly a good idea as part of system lockdown procedures. However \
the draw-back of this approach is it will break many vulnerability/patch management \
scanners which rely on the ability to do this, and at a minimum means the results \
returned are unreliable or missing vital information.
Bearing this in mind, I am interested to know which way the community in general has \
decided to go with this dilemma- block remote registry access for higher system \
security or allow for improved security management?
Leon
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