Windows Server Security

MUST READ Windows PowerShell: A backdoor to malware? TIP - While Windows PowerShell is great for automating tasks, it can pose a serious security risk if you aren't careful. Learn to diffuse the situation in Windows 2008.

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	Easing security concerns with Server Core for Windows 2008 Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 29 Sep 2008 TIP - Follow these steps to ensure peak security when running Server Core, with advice on anti-malware, patching and command-line tools.

	Windows PowerShell: A backdoor to malware? Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 27 Aug 2008 TIP - While Windows PowerShell is great for automating tasks, it can pose a serious security risk if you aren't careful. Learn to diffuse the situation in Windows 2008.

	Don't end your administrator password with S or L Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 01 Jun 2007 TIP - If your administrator password ends with the letter "S" or "L," in a certain scenario you could accidentally shut down your server.

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	Harden the Remote Access Server McGraw-Hill/Osborne | 21 Mar 2005 BOOK EXCERPT - This excerpt from Chapter 11 of Roberta Bragg's "Hardening Windows Systems" describes how to harden the remote access server.

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	Microsoft further tightens security in Windows Server SearchWinIT.com | 31 Mar 2005 ARTICLE - The first service pack for Windows Server 2003 shaves attack surfaces and offers other security enhancements.

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Windows Server Security:  Windows Server Consolidation Strategies, Microsoft Windows Server Provisioning, Windows Server Virtualization and Microsoft Hyper-V, Windows Server Monitoring and Administration, Windows Server Clustering, Windows Server Troubleshooting