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#1
 2008-10-14, 08:57 |
Valkyr 
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 Remote access
Hi im terrified at the moment. MY friend says he can set up remote access without touching my computer at all . By this i mean that he says he can somehow see what im doing on my screen without touching my computer first. Also can he access my files without me setting up remote access.
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2008-10-14, 19:09 |
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Re: Remote access
Wouldn't surprise me; windows is a piece of shit OS with no real security. Even if he couldn't, Microsoft and by extension any government agency anywhere Microsoft does business could.
Solution? Freedom. (http://gnewsense.org)
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2008-10-15, 09:50 |
tinit
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Re: Remote access
He cant coz i already am
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