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Re: What Are These Shares(Remote Admin/Remote IPC)? |  |
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- From: "Alex Lomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 21:48:59 +0100 (BST)
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> are these neccessary..? I don't do any remote administration on/to this
> host
> (Win2kPro).
A 2k/XP box always has admin shares - they're hidden (hence the $). I
believe you can delete the IPC$ share but it always comes back after a
reboot. I have heard of attempts being made to brute force accounts using
IPC$ as it's used in authentication and RPC (I think).
You may also find a print$ share on the machine if you have a shared
printer - this is used to store printer drivers so that remote clients can
seemlessly install the correct drivers when they connect (kinda neat but
world readable I think!)
--Alex
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