Re: Weird Logins
From: nemo_outis (abc_at_xyz.com)
Date: 11/10/05
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Date: 10 Nov 2005 15:15:56 GMT
"asdf" <asdf@asdf.com> wrote in news:1NDcf.68289$rE2.11111@fe10.lga:
> one of our users is complaining that someone is loging in to her
> computer. when she leaves she locks her computer but sometimes when
> she comes back it is unlocked. Noone else knows her password. Even if
> i it was reset through active
> directory it would show since then she would know that someone changed
> it. To me that leaves only one option and that is that someone has
> installed a keylogger
> like spector to get her password. System is running Symantec Corporate
> Antivirus 9.1
> but those keylogger have a way of avoiding detection. What are other
> things that could
> be causing this. What are other ways of troubleshooting this problem.
>
> thanx a million for all the responses.
>
>
You don't say which version of Micropsoft Windows -on some the keyboard
lock can be bypasssed and awakened by inserting, for instance, a CD (if
autorun is enabled).
Regards,
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