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   ronjor Global Moderator

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   ronjor, Apr 25, 2008

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   Mrkvonic Linux Systems Expert

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   Hello,
   
   The solution is very simple - not allow admin rights to users.
   
   And if you must let them admin away - then create group policies for some 20-30 most popular apps, both by name, path, hash and whatever, and distribute them via startup scripts.
   
   And even if this does not work, simply make a physical audit once a month and fire anyone who has a p2p program installed.
   
   Mrk

    

   Mrkvonic, Apr 26, 2008

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