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02.19.2004 at 03:40AM PST, ID: 20890518

	[x] Attachment Details

(1265) the system detected a possible attempt to compromise security

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Zone:

Networking Security Vulnerabilities

Tags:

system, detected, attempt, possible, compromise

I use winXP pro SP1 it's on the network o win2000 domain
After fresh boot I can do whatever I want with shared resources - copy, delete files and so on...
But when I try to copy a lot of files I get a problem of server address is not available, I push retry and it keeps copying as if there is nothing wrong. If I copy a lot of files, I get the same problem again and again.
That would be not a huge problem, but, after couple of hours (5-10) of work with XP, I get the error:

(1265) The system detected a possible attempt to compromise security. Please ensure that you can contact the server that authenticated you.

Now I can't even get to the shared files on server. (After reboot, I can for the same couple of hours with the same problem as mensioned before).

What is the most interesting thing - other computers doesn't have any problems like that (as far as I am concerned).
One more thing - I have totally no problems with internet connection. web surfing, emails, ftp - everything works perfectly.

What is the problem?

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