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micdhack wrote: > My wow account was hacked and since i logged in more from ubuntu than windows i wanted to ask if it is possible a keylogger to be installed through wine and if it could start automatically to monitor the system each time linux starts or each time i start some wine application. > By the way i used antivirus to scan linux and wine directories and nothing was found In my experience, the keylogger is invisible, and it...

A little old but common topic, but still want to share my opinion here. First of all, you need to detect and find out that if you really have a keylogger on your computer. There are several ways to detect a keylogger, from simply reviewing the processes running on the computer to use a mac os spy detection program. Step 1 Open the Activity Monitor to check for unknown process. This system tool will allow you to view the programs (processes) curr...

Martin Gregorie wrote: > On Wed, 2011-10-26 at 02:38 -0500, isobella wrote: > > > In my experience, the keylogger (http://www.microkeylogger.com) is invisible, and it run with other > > applicatioons. What's more, most keyloggers are undetectable. While, I > > know a very simple way to detect it. Type CTRL + ALT + DELETE, it will > > open your Task Manager, Processes tab look for BKP. e...

My wow account was hacked and since i logged in more from ubuntu than windows i wanted to ask if it is possible a keylogger to be installed through wine and if it could start automatically to monitor the system each time linux starts or each time i start some wine application. By the way i used antivirus to scan linux and wine directories and nothing was found

My children have a great interested in my computer, they always delete my important files by accident, and my friends recommend me a keylogger (http://www.microkeylogger.com/), and I'm really worried about my working files, what should I do, could you guys give me some advice please~

...ntly. The reason I'd like to do this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in it, but still need to see my mail. I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user authentication and it's working ok. I'm just wondering about the dovecot part, whether dovecot will do Unexpected Things if more than one user have the same home a...

Why did you say it is wrong to give full admin privileges to random users? -- An old man doll... just what I always wanted! - Clara

...>> this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using >> username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + >> otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I >> don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in >> it, but still need to see my mail. >> >> I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user >> authentication and it's working ok. I'm just wondering about the >> dovecot part, whether dovecot will do Unexpected Things...

...arly pam, so I'm not totally sure my approach makes sense for everyone's needs. My particular need was to require both public key and S/KEY factors so that one-time passwords can be combined with a strong electronic authenticator. I don't trust my users not to end up trojaned with a keylogger, so I need OTP, but I also want a public key in case someone loses his S/KEY cheat sheet. The attached patch is designed for Red Hat's openssh-3.1p1-14 SRPM (add as Patch14, use -p1 on patch line in %prep). It should work against openssh-3.8 with slight tweaks (authmethods changed in auth...

On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 8:39 PM Bagas Sanjaya <bagasdotme at gmail.com> wrote: > Why did you say it is wrong to give full admin privileges to random users? > $ sudo rm -rf / $ sudo <install keylogger of choice> $ sudo cp /etc/{passwd,shadow} $home; (run john-the-ripper against passwd/shadow files). etc etc etc. -- -john r pierce recycling used bits in santa cruz

...39;d like to do > this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using > username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + > otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I > don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in > it, but still need to see my mail. > > I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user > authentication and it's working ok. I'm just wondering about the dovecot > part, whether dovecot will do Unexpected Things if more than one u...

...urrently. The reason I'd like to do this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in it, but still need to see my mail. > > I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user authentication and it's working ok. I'm just wondering about the dovecot part, whether dovecot will do Unexpected Things if more than one user have the same...

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How can I get the module evbug under centos 5? I was hoping it was there by default but it is not. Can I individually compile it? If so how. I havent done kernel modules before. evbug gives me all keyboard events in syslog. I tries a couple other keyloggers but it only gave me ps/2 keys not USB keys. Thanks, I am hoping evbug will give both ps/2 and USB keys. Jerry

...not if it is possible with the original CD, may i have an modified frm me) this allow you to mount any partition an slice on the disks in the physical system. And at this point you have loosed all the security-solutions in the BSD themselfes. You should really connect an special crafted Hardware-Keylogger. I mean you can found an plan from this whit modified cabling to log the keystrokes to an another box (doubling and logging) or to logging into the serial-interface from another box.. btw Michael

Apologies if this post is inappropriate to this list; please redirect me if so. Our team uses ssh extensively for server access and maintenance (Debian). An issue is acting as root when operating, for example, over ansible and keeping a record of who performed the actions, something ssh certificates solves well. The problem is then to automate certificate issuance since it would be pretty

This is a request for a How-To I need to SSH from my Windows 7 laptop to several Linux machines that are inside a secondary VPN. To explain: I have a network (Call it LAN A), containing a few Windows 2K servers, that is protected by a VPN. That network connects to another one (call it LAN B), that has a few Linux server, over a separate site-to-site VPN. >From outside (here) I have no access

...eys. You can enforce the Yubikey so it > requires the user to enter a PIN *and* touch the Yubikey. This means > there's an incredibly high degree of confidence that it was the user > who performed the actiion (i.e. two-factor authentication of physical > Yubikey and PIN, plus anti-keylogger because of the mandatory touching > of the Yubikey). I've been meaning to try a Yubikeys. As I understand it that would help ensure that the user is the person they should be. What is nice about runtime certificate issuance is that certificates can be tuned for particular per-user, per-i...

http://www.trustedsource.org/blog/186/Running-Windows-Malware-in-Linux So: avoid running toxic waste, and use a fresh .wine and run ClamAV over it regularly if you're fond of trying random binaries found on the Net a lot ;-) - d.

...he device root filesystem lives on is removed from /dev, no further damage is done. So, you will be able to mount drive on another machine and get your /etc, /home, /var, /usr/local intact ;-) Asking that question other people gave me (an them usually) a lot of fun. Valeri > $ sudo <install keylogger of choice> > > $ sudo cp /etc/{passwd,shadow} $home; (run john-the-ripper against > passwd/shadow files). > > etc etc etc. > > > > -- > -john r pierce > recycling used bits in santa cruz > _______________________________________________ > CentOS...