Seit gut zwei Jahren wird ein Abkommen mit dem Namen ACTA verhandelt. Es wird durch die beteiligten Parteien im GEheimen vorangetrieben. Die Auswirkungen werden uns alle betreffen!
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My opinion always is and was „Give the internet something back“, so I decided to write to feedback@hak5.org and tell them about the tool I wrote to fix the LNK-File problem. See also my previous article „Release the explorer handbrake„.
I was very impressed when I got back the email from Darren telling me:
> Dude thanks so much for sending this by it’s awesome. I’ll be
> featuring it on an upcoming show. I used to always run into that
> problem when I was a sysadmin. Hated XP for that. You’re doing a great
> service to everyone :)…
So here it is, he read my mail on the Hak5 podcast. Thank you HAK5 for taking my post.
Take a look at 03m36s.
I liked the idea of having a „bomb“ as wallpaper if a user has administrative rights to show the user: „Be careful what you do!“.
I saw this on some linux distributions when you logged on to the X-Server as user „root“ you get bombs as wallpaper to remind you about your responsiblity.
I created a small AutoIT Script that includes a wallpaper image of a „bomb“. When executed it checks:
To setup this eg. on a server machine, just place the executable in the autostart folder for „All Users“ and logon. If one of the 2 checks applies you will see a „bomb“ as wallpaper. The wallpaper is set per user.
A great challenge was to get the name of the local administrators group via the SID to make sure this program will work on any localized version of windows, too. The source code is included. Use the program at your own risk!
Downloadlink: bomb_wallpaper_for_admins (with UAC).zip