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Intro
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Session Overview
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How many are using 2003 Terminal Services
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What to do to secure your 2003 Terminal Services
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Whats the problem with this behemoth
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Whats new in 2003
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Security in the development process
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Surprises
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Schema Changes
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Anonymous Log On
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Active Directory Permissions
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Anonymous Settings
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User Info
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What hasnt changed
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TS Info Utility
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What Has Changed
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Application Compatibility Permissions
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Full Security
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Application Compatibility Toolkit
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Backward Compatibility
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Enhanced Security
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Terminal Services Connections
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Remote Desktop Users
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Terminal Services Licensing
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Remote Admin vs Terminal Services
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Anonymous Connections
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User Data Profiles
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Roaming Profiles
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Permissions
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NTFS Permissions
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Group Policy
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Domain Level Policies
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Terminal Services
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Loopback Processing
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Merge Mode
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Group Settings
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Password Length
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Terminal Services Policy
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Basic Settings
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Secondary logon service
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File system permissions
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Terminal Services settings
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Terminal Services users
Description:
Explore the intricacies of securing Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server in this comprehensive Black Hat EU 2003 conference talk. Delve into the challenges posed by this complex system and discover new security features implemented in the 2003 version. Learn about schema changes, anonymous log-on issues, and Active Directory permissions. Examine the improvements in application compatibility, enhanced security measures, and Terminal Services connections. Gain insights into user data profiles, NTFS permissions, and Group Policy implementation. Understand the nuances of domain-level policies, loopback processing, and merge mode. Acquire knowledge on configuring password lengths, basic settings, and file system permissions specific to Terminal Services users. Master the art of bulletproofing your Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server environment through this in-depth presentation by Laura Robinson.

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