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Does enabling EnableLinkedConnections invite any kind of security risk?

I found an answer from Jon Schwartz, UAC Architect, which provided the following details on enablelinkedconnections: Mapped drives get interesting in combination with the "split-token" account, because of a weird dichotomy in the system (in large part historical) -- the drive letters are per-user, but the underlying…

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Answered Dec 3, 2021 · 3.0K Views Read answer →

There was an Email sent to my contacts but not from me. Should i be worried?

“email sent to my contacts but not from me” You are looking at it in the wrong way. One of the following scenarios is probably happened: The attacker might have gained your contact list and used their email to spam your contact list - In this case I suggest you look over apps/programs that are installed on the device…

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Answered Dec 1, 2021 · 1.1K Views Read answer →

Can a stolen gift card be traced?

A) To answer “can a stolen gift card be traced?” Yes, it true. They do keep track of purchases. Almost all prepaid gift cards require some form of registration where they collect different data about you: name, address, zip code, phone number, etc. B) It will. The gift card becomes an account, and you can review your…

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Answered Dec 1, 2021 · 20.4K Views Read answer →

Should i be worried about Teredo in my router a back door

There is nothing you need to be worried about. It looks as if Teredo is a IPv6 tunneling technology. According to a Wikipedia article it allows for IPv6 connectivity by tunneling IPv6 packets through your router encapsulated in IPv4/UDP datagrams (so you can still talk IPv6 even though your router doesn't). Teredo and…

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Answered Dec 1, 2021 · 1.0K Views Read answer →

Should i be worried about Teredo in my router a back door

There is nothing you need to be worried about. It looks as if Teredo is a IPv6 tunneling technology. According to a Wikipedia article it allows for IPv6 connectivity by tunneling IPv6 packets through your router encapsulated in IPv4/UDP datagrams (so you can still talk IPv6 even though your router doesn't). Teredo and…

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Answered Dec 1, 2021 · 435 Views Read answer →

Are there any 7ZIP password crackers for for File Encryption?

TL;DR: You are fine, generate a long password (60+ chars), send the file by mail and the password by SMS, fax, snail-mail or phone call. Does this mean that 7ZIP encryption is basically useless? Short answer: No. Long answer: It depends on the password. A password cracker just tries passwords over and over again,…

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Answered Dec 1, 2021 · 2.2K Views Read answer →

How do you create and use CAs and certificate using cross-signing?

Let me start by saying, that a bit of guesswork is included in my answer. My best guess is that you issued 2 leaf certs and that one cert's issuer points to the other and the other way around, causing the loop. I didn't try to reproduce your issue myself, but did play with cross signing. The LE site (Cross Signing by…

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Answered Nov 30, 2021 · 504 Views Read answer →

When should I use the XML data type in SQL Server?

I've done a similar thing where I serialize object data to XML for storage to avoid sql server xml data type. This removes the burden of having tables, columns, and relationships in place to hold data for complex objects. The process can be helped by using a schema that the result XML conforms to, and the database…

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Answered Aug 30, 2021 · 480 Views Read answer →

Creating a list in Apex

You already have your active users in a list by doing the following: List ActiveUser = [SELECT Name , UserName, LastName FROM User WHERE IsActive = true]; In order to display them on the page, you'll need to define a getter for your ActiveUser variable and make it public: public with sharing class ActiveAgents {…

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Answered Aug 3, 2021 · 505 Views Read answer →

Why Non-Clustered Index takes much longer to create than clustered Index?

I have a procedure that creates a clustered and a non-clustered index on a table in order to do a partition swap. The problem I have is the clustered index takes about 2 minutes to create: CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX UCX_Idx ON myTable ( IdCol1 ASC ,Col2 ASC ,IdCol4 ASC ,IdCol3 ASC ,Col1 ASC ,Col6 ASC ) ON PS_1…

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Answered Jul 19, 2021 · 282 Views Read answer →

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