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Post by Teo on Dec 6, 2005 1:08:39 GMT -5
I just made something go around, and I think it's coming back at me!!
I got my computer password locked and was desperate to find the code, so I downloaded two keyloggers to track it down. Unfortunately, they need administrative rights (I don't have) and are now on my computer. I found and deleted the files, but I'm not sure if that will totally rid of them, and if my own dad will see the report.
I'm going to avoid mentioning certain words if this comes up in a report like last time (yes, I've had an experience like this before).
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Post by teh yoshi on Dec 6, 2005 1:10:16 GMT -5
Tsk tsk, something to hide, hmm?  |
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Post by Teo on Dec 6, 2005 1:25:24 GMT -5
Uhm...yeah, I'm a bit sensitive about someone on the outside knowing I'm a yoshi freak...
OH CRUD, that's gonna show up if the logger is active.
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Post by teh yoshi on Dec 6, 2005 1:37:28 GMT -5
Oh dear...
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Post by anjilfan on Dec 6, 2005 10:41:28 GMT -5
Uhm...yeah, I'm a bit sensitive about someone on the outside knowing I'm a yoshi freak... OH CRUD, that's gonna show up if the logger is active. uh oh ;D Lol.You ARE sensitive?  Secret it safe with me ;D *few hours* Hey!Guess what?!Teo's a *someone covers mouth* |
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Post by PinkFloydYoshi on Dec 6, 2005 10:44:59 GMT -5
If you were the owner of your system, I'd suggest a few tools to break into the administrator profile and disable the password. As far as seeing if keyloggers are running, if you deleted the installed files without problems, they won't be running. If you intentionally downloaded a virus that keylog's, then you're stuck as 1 file splits into 2 or 3 peices, moves them to hard to reach places on your hard drive, then sticks them in tons of startup keys in your registry, and can be a pain to get out.
The Sub7 trojan does this very thing.
If your dad does find the keylogger stuff, chances are he'd delete it all without knowing what it does.
Windows LEVEL UP ! ! doesn't log what you do. Only online, so if you use your own profile on the computer, download and install firefox for your profile only. Any sites you visit will not get logged in IE, and you will be able to completely wipe any trace of you going to any site.
Still, why care so much about concealing your fandom for Yoshi? I'm darn proud of it. If someone's got a problem, they have issues, and deserve to be casted down into the firey caverns of hell.
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Post by Yoshiken on Dec 6, 2005 20:26:34 GMT -5
oh, all my peers know about my Yoshi Fandom XD! i mean everyone has some kind of fandom!
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Post by Not-Garr on Dec 6, 2005 20:31:47 GMT -5
Yeah, for sure! No need to be like, paranoid about people finding out! Some people even have more than one fandom. >_>
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Post by Yoshi Master! on Dec 6, 2005 23:25:54 GMT -5
Why are you so scarred about somebody knowing it? I WANT to be called Yoshi Mastar, it helps spread my popularity on and off line. Plus it basically is my name so it isn't an insult.
Oh man... if only I could make my name logo on a shirt and wear it around school... that would be sweet...
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Post by teh yoshi on Dec 6, 2005 23:41:53 GMT -5
Heh, only if I still were in grade school, because I've already made a teh yoshi shirt  . I'm sure BloodYoshi has a picture of that somewhere. |
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Post by Teo on Dec 7, 2005 0:48:30 GMT -5
If you were the owner of your system, I'd suggest a few tools to break into the administrator profile and disable the password. As far as seeing if keyloggers are running, if you deleted the installed files without problems, they won't be running. If you intentionally downloaded a virus that keylog's, then you're stuck as 1 file splits into 2 or 3 peices, moves them to hard to reach places on your hard drive, then sticks them in tons of startup keys in your registry, and can be a pain to get out. The Sub7 trojan does this very thing. If your dad does find the keylogger stuff, chances are he'd delete it all without knowing what it does. Windows LEVEL UP ! ! doesn't log what you do. Only online, so if you use your own profile on the computer, download and install firefox for your profile only. Any sites you visit will not get logged in IE, and you will be able to completely wipe any trace of you going to any site. Still, why care so much about concealing your fandom for Yoshi? I'm darn proud of it. If someone's got a problem, they have issues, and deserve to be casted down into the firey caverns of hell. This thing didn't split or anything, I just downloaded it, but I needed administrative rights (which have been taken away from me for over-use by my pop). I deleted all the files I found...shouldn't be too hard, maybe this isn't a problem. BTW, for those who said, hack into an administrative, already done, erased my password, but if I write a new one and change other account passes (including mine) I'll end up without a computer PERIOD. It only logs what I do online? That's interesting...my last one recorded a report I wrote up...maybe there's different types. It doesn't log me when I'm the one to download it? GOOD...that's real good news. And about me liking yoshi, well...I'm a bit shyer than a few of you guys (alright, nearly all of you) and my parents are persuaded I'm too old for it...I guess everyone's different. |
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Post by Enrique on Dec 7, 2005 7:21:44 GMT -5
My 9th grade Spanish teacher and my friend "Shnoz" calls me Enrique.
I'm not real open about Yoshi fandom either, mainly because not very many people actually know what I'm talking about... when I talk about Nintendo in general. =P I wish I could be more open about it...
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Post by Gene L.D. Ryoko on Dec 7, 2005 7:25:45 GMT -5
I avoid insane people(pretty much every kid in my school) and only few know about my fandome
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Post by UMS Author Lava on Dec 7, 2005 8:37:10 GMT -5
Lava: Dun worry. I won't tease you about it, and neither will any of my fellow Good Guys.
Skellington: *on cell phone* Hey Sally, guess what?! ;D ;D Teo--*gets whacked by a Keyblade*
Lava: Cut it out, Jack! What if Teo slaughters you?
Skellington: Uhh... ... ...
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Post by red.yoshi on Dec 8, 2005 0:24:09 GMT -5
If you were the owner of your system, I'd suggest a few tools to break into the administrator profile and disable the password. As far as seeing if keyloggers are running, if you deleted the installed files without problems, they won't be running. If you intentionally downloaded a virus that keylog's, then you're stuck as 1 file splits into 2 or 3 peices, moves them to hard to reach places on your hard drive, then sticks them in tons of startup keys in your registry, and can be a pain to get out. The Sub7 trojan does this very thing. If your dad does find the keylogger stuff, chances are he'd delete it all without knowing what it does. Windows LEVEL UP ! ! doesn't log what you do. Only online, so if you use your own profile on the computer, download and install firefox for your profile only. Any sites you visit will not get logged in IE, and you will be able to completely wipe any trace of you going to any site. Still, why care so much about concealing your fandom for Yoshi? I'm darn proud of it. If someone's got a problem, they have issues, and deserve to be casted down into the firey caverns of hell. This thing didn't split or anything, I just downloaded it, but I needed administrative rights (which have been taken away from me for over-use by my pop). I deleted all the files I found...shouldn't be too hard, maybe this isn't a problem. BTW, for those who said, hack into an administrative, already done, erased my password, but if I write a new one and change other account passes (including mine) I'll end up without a computer PERIOD. It only logs what I do online? That's interesting...my last one recorded a report I wrote up...maybe there's different types. It doesn't log me when I'm the one to download it? GOOD...that's real good news. And about me liking yoshi, well...I'm a bit shyer than a few of you guys (alright, nearly all of you) and my parents are persuaded I'm too old for it...I guess everyone's different. if it logged a report, i would be careful. i have my own computer, its in my room, so i really have nothing to worry about, but if your parents installed a parental control program, such as net nanny or one of those other famous ones that makes your computer extra slow, and not all that safe, then you have a problem. |
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