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Is it possible to send a SMS to the administrator if the windows server has been attacked? How do I write a program to achieve that?

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Posted 25-Dec-10 2:35am

shoubi

Updated 25-Dec-10 2:37am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-12-25T02:38:00

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Yes, and it would probably have to be in the form of a Windows service. However, what kind of attacks are you talking about? How are you going to detect the attacks, and what kind of attacks are you looking for? If I were you, I'd look for some software that's already written and tested. Security is not something you want to trust to home-grown, featureless, and untested software.

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Most Anti-virus software already has that kind of notification built into it.

Posted 25-Dec-10 2:38am

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Updated 25-Dec-10 3:06am

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shoubi 25-Dec-10 8:45am

Hi thank you for replying! I want to alert the administrator if the antivirus software is been triggered, or other firewall events.

fjdiewornncalwe 25-Dec-10 19:13pm

@shoubi: You should be able to do that by examining the configuration options of the antivirus and firewall software that is running on the system.