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XP Service pack 2 is now out get it here or here or here
Check what runs at startup Start.zip
Fix problems with P2P after XP SP2. SP2 reduces tcpip to 10 connections only, often causing problems with P2P.
You may even get a error Event ID 4226 this patch solves the problem tcip.zip
from lvllord.de Be sure to choose cancel when windows tries to copy the old file back from the cache
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Here is a link to MS it says so in the status bar but is it?
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New Vulnerability in MS Word
VERSIONS AFFECTED
DESCRIPTION
Microsoft Word contains a protection-bypass vulnerability. By performing a simple process (outlined in the demonstration below), a malicious user can unprotect a protected document without the use of a password cracker or other special tools.
DEMONSTRATION
The discoverer posted the following demonstration as proof of concept:
1.) Open a protected document in Word. 2.) Choose the Save As Web Page (*.htm; *.html) option and close Word. 3.) Open the HTML document in any text editor. 4.) Search the <w:UnprotectPassword> tag for a line that looks like: <w:UnprotectPassword>ABCDEF01</w:UnprotectPassword>. Gather the password. 5.) Open the original .doc document with any hex editor. 6.) Search for hex values of the password (reverse order). 7.) Overwrite all four double-bytes with 0x00. Save, and close. 8.) Open the document in Word. Select Tools, Unprotect Document. Password is blank. |