Secure config for XP/2000 -- PCTECH

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Subject: [PCTECH] Secure config for XP/2000
From: oliver.wenzel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 10:19:05 +0200
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Hello,

here is a nice website showing how to configure a Win XP/2000 pc for 
secure 
internet access.

If you follow all the steps shown, there will be no services running (no 
ports open)
and Sasser/Blaster would have had no chance of infecting the pc, even if 
there
were no patches installed.

The procedure works best for stand-alone pc's. If you need access to other 
pc's
in a LAN, it's a little more complicated.

Website:  www.ntsvcfg.de

Regards,

Oliver

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