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November 22nd, 2003, 03:52 AM
#1
Junior Member
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November 22nd, 2003, 03:45 PM
#2
Hi,
If your older brother has administrator rights on the network, then he does not need to "hack" you? He is Administrator.
A keylogger will only tell you what is happening on your machine, that might be absolutely nothing.
Change your password and scan for spyware and malware in safe mode. Spybot Search & Destroy and AdAware are quite useful. It might NOT be your brother? the "usual suspects" aren't always guilty
How do you know you haven't already got a keylogger?
http://www.styopkin.com
Try "Keylogger Hunter"
Just a few thoughts
Cheers
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November 23rd, 2003, 09:32 PM
#3
Junior Member
the only people with admistrive rights in our home is my parents. i wasn't planning on istalling a key logger on my computer but rather on my brothers . plus noone else has acces to my computer i always keep the door locked with a deadbolt and exit out of the window.
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November 23rd, 2003, 10:34 PM
#4
A few thoughts:
1. If you don't have admin rights you will have trouble loading anything? (You don't say what OS you have)
2. If you go out through the window, what's to stop someone getting in through the window?
3. What makes you think that your account has been hacked?
4. You should check for malware anyway.......half the fun is finding out how it was done, or if?
5. Make sure that your parents' machines are also checked for keyloggers and spyware
6. Ask your parents to change their admin password
7. Change your password
8. It could be that your bro. has hacked the admin password?
9. Maybe your parents left one of their machines logged in as admin and your bro. found it? It would only take a few seconds to find your logon details or load a keylogger.
10. Disconnect your machine from the network when you are not using it.
In my experience keyloggers are not the easiest software to use.....they generate such a mass of data We only use them if other monitoring software suggests that we have a specific problem. Anyway, what would you hope to find?
Cheers
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November 24th, 2003, 06:25 PM
#5
Junior Member
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