Re: New "worst nightmare" for network admins

In message <1158698741.761100.229510@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
chilly8@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

And besides, there is no possible way you can know what they are up
to, if they are using a system such as Tor, that uses military-grade
encryption, since all the data packets would be encrypted.

Keep on believing that. I might not be able to sniff the content, but I
sure can figure out what a user is up to -- I can see every process
running on their PC, the contents of the drive, or even remote in and
see the desktop.

Things like that tend to make it simple to figure out what the user is
doing. *shrugs*

--
Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind of neat.
.

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