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Windows XP: Surviving the First Day| Windows XP: Surviving the First Day (This assume the original release without service packs; and the following assume you have a legal version of windows)
 
 Since its release, a number of severe security vulnerabilities have
 been discovered in Windows XP. These vulnerabilities are used by
 worms and viruses, making it impossible to connect an unsecured,
 unpatched system to the Internet for any amount of time without
 risking exposure and infection. Users of new computers are faced
 with the dilemma of being infected by these worms before being able
 to download the necessary patches.
 
 This guide will show how to install Windows XP securely, without
 being infected by these worms during the patching process.
 
 Introduction
 The target audience for this guide are home users and small businesses
 without a firewall, who rely on downloading patches from Microsoft directly. This
 guide is not a Windows hardening guide. See the reference section at the end
 for more details regarding hardening Windows. Steps outlined in this guide
 should be seen as minimum due diligence to make it through the first day of
 using Microsoft Windows XP.
 
 Screen-shots are from Windows XP Professional Edition. However, all
 steps outlined here apply to the ’Home’ edition as well.
 
 The guide assumes a new Windows XP install ’from scratch’ using the
 Windows XP CD. If you buy a computer with Windows XP pre-installed, some of
 these steps may already have been performed for you. Please see the guide for
 details. If you are already logged in, skip to the ’Verify Settings’ section.
 To keep this guide short, only critical steps are shown. All other settings can
 be left in their default state or should be selected in accordance with your
 preferences (e.g. language, time zone).
 
 Preparations
 Unpack your new PC according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
 DO NOT CONNECT THE PC TO ANY NETWORK OR PHONE LINE.
 If the computer includes a wireless network card,
 turn off any wireless access points within range if possible.
 Follow the manufacturers instructions to disable the wireless network
 card.
 
 Once you take these precautions, turn the system on. If Windows XP is not
 pre-installed, boot from your Windows XP install CD.
 
 You can also download the guide here:
 http://isc.sans.org/presentations/xpsurvival.pdf
 
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