Re: Computer vandals

Hello Eric,
You've got quite a serious problem there.

1. In case you know that they've been using your keybord then install an
invisible keystorke logger (you may find this on a
hacker/cracker/computer security site, try to search the search
engines).

2. You might consider installing an network sniffing program.

3. Always encrypt and sign your messages (I'd recommend using PGP - that
is pretty good privacy, at least version 6 or up)

4. Encrypt your hard disks. This feature also comes with PGP

Hope this helps a bit. Good luck!


Best wishes,
Lauri V�in
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----- Original Message -----
From: eric williams <eric_alt(at)hotmail.com>
To: <hwg-languages(at)hwg.org>
Sent: 10. juuli 2000. a. 21:34
Subject: Computer vandals


> Can any of you h e l p with this question a friend sent?
> -----
> I have an ongoing lawsuit in which the defendant has already admitted
to
> illegal phone tapping, and they also admitted to having all of my
internet
> and e mail info to me and my lawyer.
>
> I am finding the same things going on with my computers as before now,
and I
> am wondering how I can find out what activity there has been on any of
my
> computers with Windows.  I know they have broken into my house.  They
have
> been in here while I am at home, sick, and unable to get up.
>
> I want to know where and how I can monitor the activity on my
computers.
> Not necessary for the laptop, its always with me.  But the regular
PC's with
> only Windows on them.  One is a Compaq, the rest are generic, built by
me.
>
> I know about doctor watson, it was hard to find.  Now, I want to know
how to
> use it, or anything better.   Got any ideas ?
>
> BlackCat

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