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Daily Archives: August 8, 2010
The “SERVER” and “WORKSTATION” services
Why are they named so?? The file and printer sharing service in Windows is called the “SERVER” service but every other server service has a name which explains what it serves, like DNS Service or the DHCP service then why does the … Continue reading →
Hiding Folders with Access Based Enumeration (ABE)
Invisible Folders We have a heavily used Windows File Server which acts as the only way to share files within a department and with other departments in the corporate head office. The folders are all secure with NTFS permissions wherein every user is … Continue reading →
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