Four tips to help you tighten Windows 2003 security

window| Safety | Security 2003 with its stable performance more and more favored by users, but in the face of the new virus, you still need to strengthen the security of Windows2003.

1. User password settings

Set a key password to a large extent to avoid password attacks. Password set character length should be more than 8, preferably letters, numbers, special characters of the combination, such as "psp53, @pq", "skdfksadf10@" and so on, can effectively prevent violent cracking. It's best not to use your own birthday, cell phone number, phone number, etc. to make a password.

2. Delete Default Share

Click start → run, enter gpedit.msc, and then return to open the Group Policy Editor. Expand User Configuration →windows settings → scripts (logon/Logoff), double-click the login entry, and then add "Delshare.bat" (parameters do not need to be added) to remove the Windows2003 default share.

Next, disable the IPC connection: Open Registry Editor, expand the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa] branch in turn, and in the right window, locate the RestrictAnonymous the subkey, change its value to "1".

3. Turn off the AutoPlay feature

The AutoPlay function not only plays a role in light drive, but also works on other drives, so it is easy for hackers to use to execute hacker programs.

Open the Group Policy Editor, expand Computer configuration → administrative Templates → system in turn, in the right window, locate the Turn off AutoPlay option and double-click, select Enabled in the Open dialog box, and select all drives in the Drop-down menu after turn off AutoPlay, and press OK to take effect.

4. Empty the remote accessible registry path

Set the remote accessible registry path to NULL, which effectively prevents hackers from using the scanner to read computer system information and other information through the remote registry.

Open the Group Policy Editor, expand Computer Configuration →windows settings → security settings → security options, and in the right window, locate the network access: Remotely accessible registry path, and then delete the remotely accessible registry path and subpath contents in the open window as shown. Four strokes strengthen Windows2003 security.