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December 1st, 2003, 08:21 PM
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Cusrmgr
Could this be a potential threat to systems? If the file Cusrmgr (part of the Win2K) resource kit allows you to write a batch program to change passwords. Could someone send you a zip file with a Bat or Exe file that places Cusrmgr on your system and a batch file in your startup folder to run cusrmgr.exe -u administrator -m \\YourSystemName -P Password which will change your Admin password to a PW of thier choice?
If this could not be a threat, what is stopping it from running? If it can be a threat. How would you counter this?
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