Shoot The Messenger
Windows NT, 2000, and XP hide an hidden Internet server that is running by default. It receives and accepts, among other things, unsolicited network messages that cause pop-up dialog boxes to appear on the desktop. Internet Spammers have discovered this and are spraying pop-up Spam across the Internet. The Windows Messenger server should never have been running by default, and Microsoft has finally fixed that in Windows 2003, but users of previous Windows need to take responsibility for this themselves.
What is the Messenger Service?
Starting back with Windows NT, and carried forward into all subsequent operating systems, Microsoft included a simple way for users on a network to send each other short "pop-up" messages. Network administrators might have used it to notify everyone of system-wide events. It was a nice idea, though in its original form it never caught on widely. There is a standard command line program "Net Send", that can be used to generate these messages, and there`s also a GUI (Graphical User Interface) application to do the same.
If you`re curious to see the graphical interface: On Windows 2000 or XP, right-click on "My Computer"/"Manage". Then under "System Tools" right-click on "Shared Folders". Choose "All Tasks" and finally "Send Console Message..."
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English
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| Vendor : |
Shoot
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| Ver : |
2
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| Size : |
1 Mb |
| Add Date : |
28.04.2007 -
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| Licence : |
Freeware
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| System : |
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/VISTA
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| Download And See Number : |
12 --- 52
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