 Name GamePremium
join:2002-07-07
North Myrtle Beach, SC
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Re: SPYBOT S&D 1.3 - DSO EXPLOIT GONE! The person you want to discuss these changes and options would be a member at our forum with the nickname of R2.
But you can read some here about options.
How to Enable the My Computer Security Zone in Internet Options
»support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315933
Hacking IE Security Zones
»weblogs.asp.net/ptorr/archive/20···215.aspx
Lock Down My Computer
The next thing to do is lock down the My Computer zone, just as I recommend doing with .NET security policy. This is likely to break any applications you have that show HTML UI from the local machine, so you may want to experiment with this for a bit. Make sure you back up this key before hand (as instructed above)!
The main reason you would want to lock down My Computer is that most of the recent exploits for IE have relied on the fact that you can either "trick" the browser into thinking it is loading content off the local machine when really it is just reading cached content from the web, or you can overwrite a file in a well-known location and get the browser to load it. Basically this means that someone can send you to a webpage that downloads malicious code to your local machine and then re-directs IE to the downloaded version, and gets it to run with elevated privileges because it's considered to be on the (trusted) local machine rather than the (untrusted) internet.
»added new IE zone question
»Re: Analysis of Microsoft XP Service Pack 2
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 DustynPremium
join:2003-02-26
Ontario, CAN
kudos:7 | Thanks a lot man for your help!
I may give R2 an IM when I get the chance. 
Those links are quite interesting.
VERY informative!
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NOOB-Question!!!!!
This thing about the DSO Exploit just happened to me as well. I installed spybot S&D after my Antivir had found the SpyBot.DG worm on my system. I deleted it but was not sure if it still was inside my system. So I found spybot S&D installed and checked System.
My Problem is that I am not that good at english and the Instructions above are hard to handle.
Question 1: Is that Exploit a failure in SpyBot or is it cause that worm i had is still on my system.
Question 2: If it is a Problem of SpyBot S&D is it ok to ignore it or must it be solved.
Would be very nice if anybody could help my cause I have already spent hours trying to find a Repairtool
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DustynPremium
join:2003-02-26
Ontario, CAN
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| Hi HMan:
It's a Spybot Search & Destroy bug that is okay to ignore. But I decided to go a head and fix it manually by cleaning up the bad registry keys. The creator of Spybot S&D will be coming out with an automatic fix to patch the DSO exploit in the future. So you can fix it manually, ignore it, or wait until a patch from Spybot S&D is released.
As for your first question I'm not 100% sure what your asking?  Hopefully somebody else can help?
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DustynPremium
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Ontario, CAN
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Thanks for the encouragement Name Game! 
Also, there has been a Spybot S&D update.
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TEA-TIMER: ENGLISH HELP FILE
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You can download it through the Spybot S&D with the online tool update program.
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Name GamePremium
join:2002-07-07
North Myrtle Beach, SC
kudos:6 | Nothing gives me more pleasure in this forum than to see a member who started a thread with a difficult question..to then read trough all the posts..then come back to help even others like you have with an excellent summation...that is what DSLR Security is all about. Sharing then what you have learned. 
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Thanks for your help:D |
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This fix worked for me. |
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 HutchMy Throne is the DunnyPremium
join:2000-10-14
Out House
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said by dadkins:
Nope, the one time I actually removed them, it hosed my XP. Now, the first thing I do is "Exclude" them, don't want to go through that again.
Yep hosed my XP System as well. 
But i have followed the instructions and all is well now. Thanks for taking the time and effort Dustyn  |
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