I am stuck at a point with the configuration of a custom-attack signature in Junos. According to the Junos Custom Attack Definition documentation page, I can set up a custom attack based upon a signature in the packet. In the documentation you can specify a "pattern" to match, but it fails to describe what the pattern syntax should be. Particularly, I want to match the HEX values of
8C 00 13 00
in the first four bytes of the TCP data payload. Does anyone know how to accomplish this correctly?
There has been various blogs, MSDN pages, posts, etc. about Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 supporting biometric authentication built-in (or so it seems). (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759228.aspx) In Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 it includs some group policy settings for it also.
Anyone know how to enable it to work with Active Directory? So that it shows up on the logon screen or UAC prompt?
When a workstation or server attempts to authenticate a user on another domain, does the workstation or server contact the other domain's DC directly to authenticate after contacting the local domain DC? Or does the local domain DC do the authentication request on behalf of the workstation?
Example:
I currently have two domains.
Domain hosted.contoso.com and office.contoso.com.
All users are created in the office.contoso.com domain, so a user [email protected] wants to login to a machine host1.hosted.contoso.com. Does host1.hosted.contoso.com need to have visibility to domain-control.office.contoso.com directly?