Easy settings deny Windows 2003 leaks

One, how to easily refuse windows2003 leaks

By default, the Windows 2003 system automatically remembers the contents of the password you entered in a system-specific cache. In the future, when you want to call the password again, do not need to repeat the password, just enter the first few characters of the password, the remaining password content will be automatically filled with the system. Clearly, password records stored in a specific cache of Windows 2003 systems can pose a security threat to the system once exploited by hackers. To ensure that password information is not compromised, you can use the following steps to prevent the system from writing password information to the cache, thus cutting off the hacker's access to password information:

Select the start/Run command, and in the Run dialog box that pops up, enter the registry edit command "Regedit", and then click Hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows\ in the Registry editing window. Currentversion\policies Branch, check to see if the "Policies" branch contains the "Network" subkey, and if the "network" subkey is not found, you may want to select the "Policies" primary key and right-click it with the right mouse button. From the shortcut menu that pops up, follow the new/item command and name the item "Network".

Then select the "Network" item and right-click the blank position in the right area of the item, then execute the new command in the right-click menu, select the following DWORD command, and then set the new DWORD value name to "DisablePasswordCaching" , set its numeric value to "0x00000001", and finally click OK to exit the registry editing interface, and then reboot the system after you finish the above settings to make the above settings effective.

Second, how to prohibit the disclosure by color?

I believe you think that is impossible!!! But the answer is "yes" if you use the same computer as the other person then you use the Windows 2003 built-in IE Internet, the hyperlink color changes in the Web page will let other people know that you have traces of the Internet. Because many of the hyperlinks in the Web page before and after the visit are different, others once opened the page you have just visited, you can clear your Internet "whereabouts." Therefore, it is also necessary for you to make the appropriate settings for the IE browser in Windows 2003 so that the color of the hyperlink "rejects" the external disclosure:

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Select the general in IE, and then click the Color button on the Internet General tab page. In the Settings window that appears, select the Use Windows Colors option, and in the link settings item, set the link colors that you have visited and the links you have not visited to the same color, and then click OK button to end the entire color setting; In this way, the hyperlink color in IE will not reveal your Internet "traces".