can i be tracked on exsternal harddrive of my privacy?
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yes, as long as it is detected as logic unit in your OS, an external HD allways will be detected by trojans, open ports, ip senders or remote desktop programs.
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You can access history to find out. However, intruders still can easily erase their traces.\n\nKeylogging softwares can help in your case. However, beware that this kind of software is mainly intended for password stealing rather than tracking purposes.\n\nIf you simply want to protect your privacy, there're some methods:\n1. Create a guess account, then go to Windows Explorer > Tool > Option > View, uncheck Use simple file sharing (suppose you have admin rights, running WinXP pro with NTFS file system)\n2. Enable password protected screensaver \n2. Lock your PC everytime you leave it: Ctrl+Alt+Del > Shutdown > Lock computer
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Look under C:, Documents and Settings, Administrator, My Documents, My Pictures\n-MM
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A sledge hammer, just kidding, though that would probably work, in order to make sure no data can be read from your hard drive you need to wipe it with random data many many times, 7 being the bare minimum, and 35 being the industry standard, or a hundred or more if you're really paranoid. \n\nYou can easily do this with a program called boot and nuke:\nhttp://dban.sourceforge.net/\n\nYou of course will have to reinstall your operating system after doing this, and all of your files will be forever gone so make backups of any you want to keep.
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Indeed, they will download a map of every cell in every country you have recently visited. As well as all your ATM visits, and every time your car's license plate has been recorded by CCTV (in a participating system). \n\nYou have no privacy. Nor does your ghost.
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To put it simply you can't.  There are lots of tracking devices going around on bullitens but they don't work.  So basically you can't know who's looking at your profile.
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•Open My Computer \n•Double-click the drive where Windows is installed (usually drive (C:), unless you have more than one drive on your computer). \n•If the contents of the drive are hidden, under System Tasks, click Show the contents of this drive. \n•Double-click the Documents and Settings folder. \n•Double-click your user folder. \n•Right-click any folder in your user profile, and then click Properties. \n•On the Sharing tab, select the Make this folder private so that only I have access to it check box.
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You want WinHTTrack, you can find it here: http://www.httrack.com/\n\nI don't use it, so I don't know a lot about it, but I have heard good things from people. I suggest you check the help files, or try asking another Yahoo question about it!\n\nEDIT: I didn't read your question properly, sorry.\n\nIn fact, your friend is quite justified. Software can be installed which will keep track of everything the user does. Even keyloggers exist, which keep track of every key press and mouse movement.\n\nThis sort of software would be very unethical, but that doesn't generally stop people! It would be easy for her husband to have installed something which would "cache" every webpage she visits, and store the data somewhere so that he can look at it.\n\nI suggest that your friend gets her own machine, and then addresses her trust issues with her husband! You could also benefit from AntiSpyware tools such as MS Antispyware or Windows Defender, both available from www.microsoft.com
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NO ITS NOT TRACEABLE use the p2p programs like limewire, edonkey, kazaa, ares
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try a software bearshare and then search for the desired information on that but it have to be legal as u can get into trouble if u get caught for data theft.
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your personal information will be kept private
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I already replied to the similar question today. I reiterate what I was writing as follows:\n\nYou know, adding so called free or even non-free commercial proxies which pretend to "hide" your ip address could be even more dangerous, because some proxies / hosts potentially collect and effectively track your activities to re-sell it to advertizers or, worse, hackers. Do not be fooled by the fact, that you use them couple months and nothing bad yet happend. It could be just work in progress to find someting more useful among your bytes transmitted via their ip's.\n\nAnother approach is to install virtual machine on your existing hosting operational system, for example, vmware (vmplayer is free, and vmware is not).\nAlso, you can set it READ ONLY mode, therefore, hacker cannot compromise your offline data. YOu can attach USB key, write into it, and immediately disattach it, when it's not needed anymore.\n\nAlso, you can boot your computer from any of LiveCD (many linuxes allow you to do this: knoppix, ubuntu, etc), and beforehand, adjusting your BIOS to stop your hard drives.\n\nMore heavy solution could be to install tor and privoxy into your computer, and then adjust your browser proxy setting accordingly.\nhttp://tor.eff.org/\nhttp://www.privoxy.org/\nIt's more trusted authority, but it can make your traffic really slow. Also, it's not absolutely secure, but is absolutely the best what is available today.\nThe drawback is that using this service very often could be also an indicator of your potentially criminal activity in case such tracking iS LEGALLY authorized by some reason (for exampe, to collect evidences).\n\nPersonally, I prefer LiveCDs or vmWare vmplayer to check my online banking.
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try using an anonymizer or anonymouse.org if that dont do it, its hard to say without have access to firewall control.
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Not sure what you are asking. But to make an image of your harddrive use Norton Ghost.
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unless he decides to hack in to his own computer - unlikely - then he can't track everything you've done once you've deleted it UNLESS you have a child filter software program - but that has nothing to do with firefox. If you use online IM then the records won't be saved.
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yes he can track you, you are not deleting his hard drive.
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If you're concerned on the use of your PC .. perhaps due to children ... or ... suspect of cheating spouse, etc ... you can obtain different software that will secretly monitor and take snapshots of everything done on the PC.  You can even play it back as a movie to see who went where, what was typed, what they looked at, etc..  \n\nBut .. I would only recommend this on a PC that you own.\n\nFrom what I've read, History's in Windows 'can' be altered.\nTherefore, possibly not rendering results you are looking for. Depends on the knowledge of the user(s).