Cuando usted tiene Extensiones del lado del cliente de la preferencia de la política del grupo (GPP) (CSE) descargado le notará que no están (todavía) en .MSI formato - tan con Instalación del software de la política del grupo (GPSI) no es posible. ¿Bummer, la derecha!?

Tenemos .EXE archivos para Windows XP/2003 y .MSU archivos para Windows Vista… Pero ésa no es la única cosa que necesitamos pensar alrededor. Antes de que “desplegando” estas cosas a los clientes en la red que necesitamos saber el OS versión (XP/2003/Vista), el OS arquitectura (pedacito 32 o 64), Mantenga el nivel del paquete, y si o no la preferencia de la política del grupo Requisitos previos (WmlLite - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914783/en-us) están instalados.

Para hacer todo este fácil bonito me he creado una “versión parcial de programa” escritura para desplegar el GPP CSEs usando la escritura de lanzamiento - o un lanzamiento manual (en contexto del admin). Mi buen amigo Jeremy Moskowitz preguntado me para hacer esto - así pues, un par de horas más adelante la “versión parcial de programa” - o”beta“- la escritura es pública (la transferencia directa abajo)…

Nota: No he podido probar en todos los panoramas todavía, sino I *piense* son todos pozo bonito cubierto ahora. Por favor parte posteriora del informe si usted encuentra cualesquiera problemas - regeneración ¡es agradable!

Si usted ha mirado en “el anillo de la cebolla”, o apenas”Tor“, usted se ha preguntado probablemente si sería sabio bloquear el acceso de éstos anónimo servidores (o quizá apenas los nodos de la salida). I am not gonna talk about how the encrypted Tor network works, as a great deal of info can be found "out there". Main source should be: www.torproject.org - and perhaps WikiPedia.

As a security guy (or ISA administrator maybe), you ask yourself "why do these people want to be anonymous"? In this case "anonymous" means that "they" don’t want targets on the Internet to see the originating IP address (the source). A "target" is typically a web site or some other web service.

The answer? Well, first you gotta ask yourself: "who are they"? And there’s really no good answer to that question I guess - who really knows? All we can do is guess, so let me turn these questions around: if I were to try out a hack, or some new exploit, would I do it directly over my personal WAN IP? Or would I try to "hide" my originating IP? If you look at it in that

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Microsoft just gave us an updated version of the Windows Script engine that we all love so much… This version brings very few additions, but great many fixes.

From release notes:
This release of Windows Script brings the improvements in scripting made during the Vista development cycle to downlevel platforms. During any release cycle we test with increasingly effective analysis tools designed to expose stability problems, memory leaks, and potential security weaknesses in code. The results from this testing comprise the vast majority of changes. Of course, we also include all the current security updates. This is the fastest, most robust, and secure release of Windows Script available.

Why Version 5.7?
The primary reason for changing the version number from 5.6 to 5.7 is to simplify servicing and support by synchronizing the versioning to a consistent scheme based on Vista build number. The minor version increase does not indicate significant new features. The scripting feature set is substantially the same as 5.6, with only minor additions.

What’s New
In addition to the general improvements noted above, the following are some of the notable changes in this release.

JScript
• This package includes the improved garbage collector (GC) shipped

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