It might be just me watching too many criminals with the investigative journalists as leading characters. Perhaps I felt that otherwise it would not work. Anyway, I spent a large chunk of the last year inside a Facebook group responsible for hacking other groups and accounts.
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Hack Hint: Group admins can adjust moderator settings to approve all posts or allow all members to freely post. Some groups will set rules about controversial topics; then, remove posts or ban members who do not comply.
Facebook has had a number of outages and downtime large enough to draw some media attention. A 2007 outage resulted in a security hole that enabled some users to read other users' personal mail.[209] In 2008, the site was inaccessible for about a day, from many locations in many countries.[210] In spite of these occurrences, a report issued by Pingdom found that Facebook had less downtime in 2008 than most social-networking websites.[211] On September 16, 2009, Facebook started having major problems loading as people signed in. This was due to a group of hackers deliberately trying to drown out a political speaker who had social networking problems from continuously speaking against the Iranian election results. Just two days later, on September 18, Facebook went down again.[212]
Yep happened to me today after 15 years, I have my business page and 5 strong groups as I am a DJ. I had 7,000,000 visitors last month but someone hacked me and placed nudes and there is nothing that I can do. My whole family was connected to me. But not any more
One additional advice i would like to add:Check your recent friends you have added. Sometimes you add a person and invite them to your page. It might be a hacker. Check for Admin roles in both your pages and ad management account.This happened to me when i discovered a person i added to my friend list and invited to a page is somehow a hacker who set their role as admin to my ad account. I was able to remove them from the list but they have created ads worth Rs.52000 from my ad account in 3 days!Reported today, still waiting to hear back from FB. They are investigating.
I had my personal FB account hacked and they used it to hack into my Ads accounts and kick me off as an admin. They then launched ads on two of my businesses, spending around $1000. My bank in Australia challenged the amounts and they were refunded.But two months later I still have no access to any of the business pages that I created (3). I have provided Facebook with over 30 pieces of evidence showing that I am the true creator and owner of these assets including the fact that two are physical businesses, Australian Securities Commission documents showing that I own the business names in Australia and the domain names as well. I also pointed out that my likeness is all over the pages in photos and video posts, but I have still not had a response apart from the standard ones saying that they understand, the appreciate my patience blah, blah blah.Argh! I am really getting to the end of my tether and have had to go to alternative ways of promoting my 3 businesses.If anyone out there has any ideas for what I can do next to actually get some action I would greatly appreciate it.
Update: Having a unique group for each computer allows you to easily grant permission to for a single users to a single computer as there is a one to one mapping of domain groups to local administrator groups.
This group policy setting combined with the other setting made earlier (see Image 5.) will mean that the local administrator group on the computer DESKTOP01 in the CONTOSO domain will have the following members automatically added to the group:
But ANY other users or groups will be automatically removed after the next group policy refresh. This does mean there is a slight window of opportunity for someone to slip in an un-authorised account into the local administrators group but they will get removed at the next policy update.
Now that you are able to granuarlly add a single user or group to the local administrators group on a computer you might run into problems id you have more than a 1000 computers due to AD Token Bloat Issues . So to get around this we can setup some more broadly applied administrator groups to the computer that will give admin access to only a subset of computers such as all workstations or only the SQL Servers in your organisation.
To apply a Workstation administrators group to the local administrators group on all workstations make sure you have a group policy only targeted to your workstations. This is normally pretty easy as most companies isolate their workstations computer accounts to one (or a select) number of Organisational Unit.
I get a similar error to the one that IanG mentioned. I am confused as to why you would have to add the built in admin group to itself anyway. Were you trying to add the built in admin account? From my testing the built in admin account remained in my local admin group despite not being mentioned in the GPO.
The article is really informative, but I am still fuzzy on a few details on how to create a GPP that adds a specific user to an individual computer that is applied to an OU containing workstations. The closest I have come to doing this is by creating a GPP that that has an altered user configuration and is applied to an OU containing users. I had the GPP add the current user logged in become part of the local admin group and set the GPP to apply once. It added the current user but only after a log off then on or reboot. To make matters worse, the next user I logged in with also was added to the local admin group on the workstation. I thought the GPP was supposed to be applied once! Is there a generic GPP that can add one user to the machine they are tied to and can be applied to a workstation OU? Or does this magical policy only exist in my imagination? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
I have Smal query.. in my company i can see uwanted user are accessing the server .. i have planned everything and consolidate and made plan who going to access the server with admin permission . But I have come across one strange thing is all the server administrtor need admin access so i have created a security group for the same. and move all the member into that group to gain the admin access. now one more challange is i have some of the user to be given as power user access.. But in Buldin/ad i cant able to find the power user . so i can able to Puser the user vio GPo.. Can you advice me .. and correct me if iam worng in some way..
Alan,I have a question regarding inheritance of this GPP as it pertains to the updating of a built-in local administrators group.Say we apply a GPP at the site leve to delete existing group-type members of the group and then to update the membership with the desired group-type membership. Let us also assume that a second GPP is applied at the OU level that is only configured to further update the membership of the same group.Assuming a workstation is within scope of both policies, should the membership of the group in question contain the membership as configured in both the site GPP as well as the OU GPP or will the OU GPP override the configuration of the site GPP?
@Stuart The local admin group is already created. If the domain group is not created then it will only give a warning in the event log. If the group is then created in AD it will be added at the next policy refresh on that computer. Hope it helps
I am having the same issue. Before I apply the GPO I only have the Local Group Administrators listed in Local Users and Groups. After I apply the GPO I have the Local Group Administrators and Administrators (built-in), and this built in group does not have admin rights.
This way, I can achieve in one GPP, adding global security group domain admin/desktop admin for all PCs, then target individual necessary PCs to grant them a unique local user account with administrator right.
I am trying to add a domain group to the built in administrators group using %domainname%\groupname using the group update option.The description of the group local administrator group updates but the group is not added.
I have the same issue as Kris, following this guide to the letter all members of the local adminstrators group are deleted but Domain Admins is not placed back in as a member of the local admin group.
Now In my case we have different servers used by people from different location. What we want is that they should not be able to made any local user on some machines and even not able to add those local user to admin group.
1. I should create a security group (Adminsecurity) and add users from other offices to it.2. Use the Restrict-admin group policy with the mentioned group(builtin-admins,domain-admin and AdminSecurity ).3. Create another Security group (Secure-LocalAdmin-Server) and add all the machines which are used by other location users to it4. Apply the group policy to only Secure-LocalAdmin-Server
Hi Alan,I work for a school and each student has a computer which is joined to our domain. So far, we gave them local admin rights manually.I would like to manage this by using a GPO on Student OU but according to your article, I have to create a group for each computer and that means I have to create thousands of groups. Am I right? I just feel like creating so many groups is too much load on my DC. Is there any alternative ways I can follow? What would you advise me? Thanks a lot.
Since last year I have revised my AD skills and I have found a quicker and easier way to add users to the local Administrators group on a domain. Currently I am using Item-level targeting. I did a write up on this on my blog, head over here for the full instruction set for this: -level-targeting-use-gpo-to-set-user-as-a-local-administrator-on-a-single-computer/ 2ff7e9595c
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