Is there such thing as "LoJack" for laptop computers?
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Yes there is.  I recently purchased it for my new Dell laptop.  When you buy it, the software comes with either 3 or 4 years of coverage, depending on the version you buy.  If you're interested, you can go to http://www.lojackforlaptops.com  It is a good idea if you're taking your computer into a lot of public settings.\n\nWhat it does is if your computer gets stolen, you report it and then the company tracks it the next time the person logs on the internet with it.  They guarentee to get your laptop back in a month, and they take care of all the legal footwork.
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To answer your questions,\n\n1) Can you use a Knoppix live CD to hack a supposedly secure computer?\n\nSimply put, yes.\n\n2) How can I protect my laptop against such an attack?\n\nSome basic physical security steps would be\n-Take it with you.  If you can't do that, then ..\n-Lock it in your desk, file cabinet, office, etc\n-If you can't do that, then lock it in someone else's.\n\nSome other technical security steps\n(provided that these are allowed by company policy)\n-Remove the CD Drive and Floppy as possible boot disks in the bios setup\n-Then password protect the bios.\n\n3) Would the administrator of my network even be able to detect such a hack?\n\nNo, not if done correctly.  A good forensic investigator (or hacker) can use a boot CD with an OS like Knoppix that can bypass Windows security and NTFS permissions.  The forensic OS is booted, the computers partitions are mounted as read only, and the necessary data can be captured usually using netcat or cryptcat to send a binary image of the disks or partitions to a remote location for later investigation.\n\nThere would be absolutely no trace on the hard disk or event logs of any of the activity EXCEPT that the system had been rebooted to boot the forensic OS CD.  However, just because there's a note in the system event log that the system went down and eventually came back up does not in any way indicate that a forensic image was taken.
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http://www.portablefreeware.com/?c=12&sc=66
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try limewire or person to person programs like it \ndo a search under documents using words like key or serial.\nthere isnt to many programs that cant be cracked.
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I would stop trying to use it altogether. You are more than likely only using it for stealing anyway, so now you are better off. Truly a shame it didn't fry your whole computer.\n\n\nLong Live Jambi
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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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You can use RealVNC. This program will allow you complete desktop control of any PC on your shop lan. No adware either! I use it to watch my home lan and control my PC cams.
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goto http://www.seriall.com/w/13.html\n\nsince u have already paid for windows and it is not an illegal copy it does not make much difference that u punched in an alternate functional code.
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Yes. And here you have some online scaners:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download
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Here you go. It leaves no tracks on the computer. It can even be run using a USB. \nhttp://www.torrify.com/
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*** UPDATE RE: HOW: download a free program called hijack this it will give you alot of info about whats running processes, programs loaded with startup, etc. http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html ***\n\ncheck the actual physical connection to the back of your computer. there could be a samall adapter that goes inbetween your keyboard and the computer. also u say u have software to detects keyloggers the software might be ignore keylogger software if its legit rather than malicious spyware. u can go to start --> run --> then type msconfig and look at the startup tab and the services tab(check the box that says hide all microsoft services) then u can see whats loaded with windows...just be very careful what you do in msconfig u can screw windows up if you start messing around. good free antispyware programs are spybot search and destroy http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html and ad adware http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/ make sure to update them! good luck. EDIT: you just added it a laptop so ignore the physical connection aspect. if u can install zone alarm firewall turn trusted zone security to "high" and that will block the network connection. or under windows firewall turn off file and print sharing. start --> control panel --> security center --> windows firewall --> exceptions
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yes u can, u can either get usb/pcmcia or serial. \ni would speak to your local pc shop to see what would be best for your make of laptop.
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A cellular PC card setup for the laptop would work also. But there would be a monthly service contract fee, and also have the problem with cellular drop-outs.
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if you have windows xp there should be a prog in there that does it.. check it out.
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Use this software for down loding.\nhttp://www.speedbit.com/
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Don't know if there is such a thing. But that would require a HUGE amount of RAM
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Try GoToMyPC\n\nhttps://www.gotomypc.com/en_US/entry.tmpl?_sid=112993892%3AD0D066C800065A4&Action=rgoto&_sf=2