Heard that every new computer has a secret hidden code that is attached to every email that helps the Gov. track you down if you do something very bad. True or False?
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TRUE \nTHE e-mail you send can allow the recepient to know from the computer the mail was send , it works this way , it show you exact ip addresses of how it pass till it got to your computer, and with the IP address you can easily trace which county, then narrow down to which who provide the service , then the owner of the computer, actually there are so many software that can hide you also that you can never be trace , but i just don't need to mention so don't do bad , and don't cheat onlnie so you will not be found wanted \nif u send a mail to me i can track the INTERNET PROVIDER  that give you link , but there are other people that there job is to trace you down home, such as CIA ,FBI and th rest ,
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It is a normal code just like any other program you are doing. They only. For example, if I accept to install your program, then you can do whatever you please. That is called a local exploit.\n\nBut if you wish to do a remote exploit, then you have to research on remote exploits which are not patched. Usually they are underground, you have to have some sort of hookups to get those new exploits. Once you have them, any normal developer could hack any machine.\n\nAnd the FBI or LOCAL POLICE will knock at your door the next day cause you don't know what the hell your doing.
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there is a program that spies everything even keystrokes, passwords, etc\nthis program can be hidden. but I m not sure if it starts on shutdown, i believe it starts as you turn computer on, the program is called goldeneye.
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intrigued by your question, i added it to my watchlist.. and a minute later, i found something hat mght interest you..\n\nthe following question was asked..\n \n\nGeneral - Computers & Internet \n\nkayla p\n\n\nDoes anyone know any sites to get around bloaked sites at school like myspace?\ni need help my school blocked myspace and i really wanna get on it does anyone know of any sites to get passed it? \n\nand the following answer was given..\n\ndwightl.g.\n\n\n ★★ BYPASSING SECURITY ★★\n\n◙ You should stop trying to bypass security right now. They are listening in on this conversation with a key logger program that records everyone of your keystrokes. This key logger can email them a report if they are away from work.\n\n◙ Do you think I'm kidding you? Here they are....\n\n☞ http://www.google.com/search?q=key+logge...\n\n◙ PRAY they aren't using this mean little bugger. It is impossible to get past. It's what the US Military and US Inteligence services use. It not only stops you from going to certain sites but also records everyone of your key strokes. They can even get screen shots to see what the screen looks like while you are looking at it. It makes no recognizable files on your hard drive so you can't find or delete it. I'm sure glad I don't have to put up with that. :(\n\n☞ WebWatcher http://www.awarenesstech.com/general/?si...\n\n☞ WebWatcher For Kids http://www.webwatcherkids.com/
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It's not real.\n\nFirst of all, Bill Gates has much more philanthropic ways of sharing his fortune.\n\nSecond, it is not possible for anyone who isn't your employer or your email server to track what emails you send.
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They usually keep a copy of everything coming and going through their email and web servers for a few years and can access it as and when they want to.\n\nIf you've used any explicit words don't be surprised if you get asked to explain yourself. But since it's a private message they'll probably just laugh at you behind your back (maybe spread it around your co-workers as a joke at your expense).\n\n///
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Yes, its possible. There are programs called "Keyloggers" which can work as background process, can save the keystrokes and can send them as email to the email address specified in the configuration files. Most Antivirus and Spyware busters are capable of detecting these kinds but its not possible always.\n\nIf you are using a latest operating system from Microsoft and an experienced user, then  you can try checking the processes or programs running by invoking Task Manager (Press Ctrl-Alt-Del, then click on Task Manager).
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YES! It definately happens.  You need to get firewall for one. And there is also a way to tell if a hacker is on your computer and where its coming from.   Get firewall and make sure it has everything on it.  By the way i have over 13 yrs exp.  I can do computer programming, design etc....
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It's hilarious -- you should open it.  It's not a virus, it's something that careerbuilder.com sponsors/runs.  it's a monkey in an email that will talk to you.
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No your computer is not Hijacked, it's just a random e-mail search and most time the associated name show up. it just easy. just like looking up some infomation online. and they do even has e-mail extractors.
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virus. if you open the attachment. otherwise you should be safe. as i opened the email, but not the attachment and my computer seems just fine.
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Here is a link to a program that you can install on the computer. This program will report everthing from email to aim etc, including web pages visited.\n\nIt runs in the backround and can't be detected. You can even have it email the results to you.
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..Hi ..It is always a risk..to log in ..or surfing on-the net ...you have to be careful.. :about give your email address..to others...Hackers can always steal your data..to get access to your ..computer...You must protect yourself ...with ..security/virus/malware/rootkit revealers...etc... Also make shore..you get a firewall...\nKind regards...
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This is absolutely not true. Some comments:\n\n1. If this has been the subject of some multibillion-dollar investment by the government, why have we not heard something about it? \n\nIt is very hard to keep very large things a secret. They could not keep the atomic bomb a secret. What makes you think that they could keep this a secret? \n\n2. If this works, why don't Wall Street firms, with their phenomenal resources, use it? \n\n3. Under what principles would it work? There is no known physical laws that would allow this to be true. \n\n4. If this is true, why is this not the subject of intense interest and scrutiny in academia, in the US and other places?\n\n5. If this is true, why have we not caught Bin Laden? Why did we not know about the WMD program in Iraq? \n\n6. Looking at the summaries and reviews of Joseph McMoneagle's book on remote viewing on amazon.com mentioned above is instructive. At least half of the reviewers were disappointed (even those who believe in remote viewing) because there was no step by step set of instructions describing how to do remote viewing in this book. This is in spite of the fact that this is what this book claims to do! \n\nIn addition, McMoneagle claims that the Stargate project for remote viewing is some sort of ultra-classified government program for spying. If this is true, McMoneagle would never be allowed to publish this book, and would be in prison right now for writing it. Instead, I am sure that any members of the US intelligence community, if they are even aware of this book, probably can hardly contain their laughter. I find it hard to believe that this program was ever a serious program or yielded any benefits, if it even existed. \n\n7. Isaac Asimov did some testing of remote viewing, and found that 46% of the predictions produced by those using remote viewing were incorrect (see reference).\n\n8. James Randi looked into 65 claims by remote viewers, and found that only 1 was not obvious, or available in reference books.   \n\nAny way you look at this, remote viewing is too fantastic to be true. No one can tell you how it works. No one can prove to you that it does work. There is no evidence that anyone is using it, only unsubstantiated rumors. \n\nIt just sounds romantic, so a lot of people want to believe it. The more interesting question is, why do people insist on believing such twaddle?
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YES, Google does. \n\nHere's proof. \n\n1. Go to google.com\n2. search for  www.KeepYourComputerAlive.com\n3. See that description.\n4. Now click on the website.\n5. Use VIEW SOURCE and see this code: \n\n<META NAME="description" CONTENT="Keep Your Computer Alive - And Your Sanity Intact -  this book illustrates the need and tips for proper computer maintenance.">\n\nGood luck.
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possibley but not likley. What happened is that the person you are recieving emails from either has a worm or a virus. What they do is that some of them take a email that a person has signed on to in the computer and send it out to all the contacts or some, deppending on witch website email they have. Thats the main base of how viruses spraid and cause so much damage.
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it´s a secret code, you´re not suposed to understand it