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Windows 95 and NT

• Systems Internals
  The Systems Internals Web site provides you advanced utilities, technical information and source code related to Windows 95 and Windows NT internals that you won't find anywhere else. This site is a must!
• Windows NT FAQ
  John Savill's Windows NT FAQ.

NT Security

• The Offline Utility to Change NT Passwords - pnordahl@eunet.no
  This is a small utility to (re)set the password of any user that has a valid (local) account on your NT system, by modifying the crypted password in the registrys SAM file.
• L0PHT Heavy Industries - l0phtcrack@l0pht.com
  This is the site that provides the famous L0phtCrack, the NT password recovery tool that inspired our own Crack32.
• The NT Security FAQ
  This FAQ is a little out of date, but there still some good stuff here.
• Windows NT BugTraq Mailing List
  NTBugtraq is a mailing list for the discussion of security exploits and security bugs in Windows NT and its related applications.

Win32 Programming

• CodeGuru (MFC Programmer's SourceBook)
  This is an excellent site for MFC programmers.

Win32 COM Programming

• Chris Sells Developer Tools
  Chris Sells WEB page with several interesting articles relating to COM.
• Don Box Homepage
  Don Box is a co-founder of DevelopMentor and is a foremost COM expert.
• Microsoft Mailing Lists & Newsgroups>
  The ATL mailing list is a huge resource if you need to use ATL.

Networking

• Port Scanning FAQ
  This FAQ (based on RFC 1700) is designed to be used in conjunction with port scanning tools. There's lot's of information here on both UDP and TCP protocols.

Hacking

• The Hack FAQ - Simple Nomad (thegnome@nmrc.org)
  This FAQ is intended to show and explain the steps and techniques behind hacking. While it serves both admin and hacker alike, the perspective is from the intruder. Be informed!