Local admin a security hole?
If I read correctly, a Vista system disjoined from the domain with no local admin account enabled will reenable the disabled administrator account which by default has a blank password. So that means you need to set the password and then disable it to be prudently secure?
March 20th, 2008 1:46am
Diogenes232 wrote:
If I read correctly, a Vista system disjoined from the domain with no local admin account enabled will reenable the disabled administrator account which by default has a blank password. So that means you need to set the password and then disable it to be prudently secure?
Yes.
But the blank-password admin cannot be used across the network, only locally.
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March 21st, 2008 2:32am