Curious Security Behavior
From: mjs (mjs_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/25/04
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Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:01:04 -0700
I am curious about a remote access behavior that I find puzzling. Why is it
possible to remotely manage a computer (win2K) from a server (win2K3) without
authenticating to it as long as the users name and password on the server
"happen" to match a privileged one on the remote computer? This is true
(maybe only pertinent) when the remote machine is not in the server’s domain.
When trying from a different PC (Win2K) also not in the domain to the target
PC there is at least an authentication challenge of user name and password.
Granted the likelihood is small of this happening but it does seem like
strange/risky behavior. --- Mike
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