My computer sits in Tampa and my Husband overseas.  We both have access to each logon and security word.  I can read my cookies but cannot read his.  Is this possible
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The cookies are on the local drive on the computer, not on the network. So, in order to see the cookies on his computer, you'd have to install a control program software that lets you access his hard drive. The software has to be installed on both computers (client and server) for it to work.
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Yeah.. google "anonomous proxy" and you should find a site that will allow you to surf anonomously and when your office is scannig through the logs what ever sites you surfed will not be displayed.\n\nit is 100% secure.
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You don't say if this is during logon to window or on a website.\nIt may be you have autofill enabled in one of your browser settings, IE can be set to remember passwords. Or you have a toolbar such as Google which has remembered it.\n\nNeed more info!
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yes go in to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<you computer login name>&#92;Local Settings\nand delete history and temp internet files
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I run windows XP and have my internet carrier provide me with a security package. However whenever I have a problem I can't resolve myself I belong to a group through yahoo called computer_tricks_and_tips Global PC Support, this can be found @ http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/Computer_tricks_and_tips/ good luck!
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other user name woow u can hack therre ids by changin passwords\nok dont worry\nbefore u login just delete all cookies and temporary internet files under\ntools-->internet options delete them \nand login now fresh everything goes fine
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try cleaning and defraging the computer then dump all the cookies and scan it for spy/add wire and virus
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install one of those keyloggers on your computer or his without him knowing it. The keylogger is hidden and he will never know it is there. Once he leaves you log into the keylogger and can see everything he typed..including passwords and conversations..there are free keyloggers at http://www.freeware.com
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Cindy, if the IE history has been cleared, for starters you can browse through the cookies and you can browse through the "Temporary Internet Files" folder for their account.  An example location would be C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Cindy&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files (for user Cindy).  The "Local Settings" is typically a hidden folder, so before you go to it in Windows Explorer, you will have to select Tools, Folder Options, and then select the View tab and check the circle for "show hidden files and folders".  The Cookies folder would typically be under C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Cindy&#92;Cookies (for user Cindy).  \n\nThose are the two easiest places to browse through for starters.  You might want to consider installing a stealth program that does keystroke logging so you will know every last site they visited and everything they typed into IM sessions, etc.  Reference link below, this is one of several tools available for this.  For the teens reading this (saw some earlier replies) don't underestimate the intelligence and stealthiness of your own parents!  They were your age once :-)
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you use IE right?, Go to Tool>internet Options>delete files  you can also view all the cookies if u want to. It does not matter the type of computer u have just the browser
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The computer doesn't know that - it is a stupid machine and must be told. If you have the option, checkmark the "remember me" or "remember logon" checkbox.
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First, I'd start by changing your password. If someone knows it, they can get on your name, and that'd be why you're logged on another system. \n\nThe same thing happens to me, though. I just log back in and I'm fine. But change your password, just as a precaution.
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If these are two networks in same location/pemisis and devided into two domain, you first need to have trust relationship between two domains and then you should have to have a user with appropiate permissions to get log on the network. Once you are done with these two configuration. Whenever you log on one one network , you would be able to see both of'm...\n\nHope it help you out.
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certian sites i set cookies ( for logons ), all other on ask, other than that I block ( if it asks then i reject )
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Already built into your history...for images..find your cookie folder.\n\ngood Luck
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Deleting your cookies, files and history does nothing to remove your online presence.\n\nEvery computer you sign into has your ID (username).  Any IT staff can simply use a sniffer application to see where you and by what computer you are using, its name and dept.  Your IT staff should be able to locate you anywhere on the network within 1 minute.
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i dont think you can retrive password from there. you might have asked internet explorer to remember the password for some usernames, but with that, u can just fill the login form and you can login. you can not copy a password from the password field, neither you can break into the encrypted offline files even if you locate the file which contains the password. \n\nbut still there's a way. when you are logining in any form, try to use auto complete to recall your password in the password field, it'll be like *******, now try out some handi hacking tool /* which is widely available on net, i cant surf that right now, as i am in office!!! */ which can reveal the characters behind this ****** and your password is revealed!!!!\n\nta ta