What/who is this user: 1UWhipKVF:8.NH4? How do I find the RemoteAccess User on my system?
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WHOA!  TURN OFF REMOTE ACCESS -- All of it!\n\nIf you have Windows XP: go-to the MY COMPUTER icon on the Desktop or Start Menu.  Right Click your mouse. Select Properties.\n\nIn the REMOTE ASSISTANCE box...\nClick the ADVANCED... button.\nUN-CHECK the.. Allow This Computer To Be Controlled Remotely\n\nIn the REMOTE DESKTOP box...\nClick the Select Remote Users...button and remove all users listed.\nUN-CHECK the Allow Users To Connect Remotely To This Computer\n\n\nOnce all that is done...Reboot and run a FULL Virus scan and Spy-ware Scan.\n\nYou may have a Trojan.key-logger of some kind on your system.\n\nI hope this helps!
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I tried Symantec, McAfee, and Kaspersky.  This doesn't show up anywhere.  I would guess it's something that's part of a valid application.
941254
sounds like you have been violated by a hacker. a keyloger or trojen virus.
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search for *.jpg, *.mov, *.wmv *.mpg *.zip\ncheck the search in hidden folders\n\nor check for deposits on your keboard ;)\n\nOne stupid way is ... turn of your firewall or antivirus or lower your internet privacy settings  \nand then you would definitely find some sort of crappy toolbars / ads that start running in your PC Pretty soon .\n\nAsk for an explanation , (as it was clean when you left..)\n\nPS: This method is for those , who watch and then clean history for you to find difficult to leave a trace.
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No problems with mine, it's more user dependant than anything... just create a strong password and keep your system clean of virii/keyloggers... and don't give it out eh?
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I think u should disable the "Run As" option :)\nand if someone knew the Admin's password, why doesn't he/she login as "Administrator" ? why must "Guest" ?
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make sure that a service called server doesn't start. this can be set from administrative tools-> services. this makes the shared files available. also in control panel->system->remote, u can set it to ensure other users don't connect to your computer. lastly, you can even install a firewall to prevent anyone from hacking in. for specific files, go to right click menu->properties->security tab, and remove any users you like apart from SYSTEM and your user. NO one can see this file or access it. also, you can also download softwares to encrypt files and folders and set passwords. even mircosoft office applications allow this. after all this, there isn't much that an administrator can do remotely. locally, however, a lot can be done.
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To specify which users have remote desktop access to a Windows 2003 server...\n\nOn the 2003 machine, right-click on the "My Computer" icon and hit Properties. Click on the "Remote" tab. From there it should be self-explanitory.
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try creating a new user with the name that has access to that folder. once done, log in using that user on your computer and try to access the file/folder.\n\nshouldnt be a problem.\n\npeace hun.
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write click that folder.in sharing and securirty go to security tab if you have(win XP prof.) and\n1) check if your user is listed,if not click add and then type your username.then check that and finish.\n2) after that select your username and check mark full control  allow.then finish
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get one of their emails - look at the header information, find the source IP address and type that into an IP "who is" search - thsi is very brief but have a search on the Internet there are plenty of site to give help
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contact your ssystem administrator, he/she may know of anonymous sites you can bounce through
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Thats very vague. What software are you using? PCAnywhere? MSN netmeeting?\n\nIm thinking you want your son to remotely access your computer to help you fix something, correct? You will have to make sure that he has your IP address correctly and that you are not blocking him on your firewall. There are several things to check, but it depends on the software youre using.
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dude about that account.... whats the username?
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Sounds like a hacker.....Good Luck!
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Probably a "spoof" address, it does not resolve.  there is no such host, nor user name.  I think whoever sent this is trying to portray themselves as a domain admin though, as the "master account on a unix system is referred to as "root"  and it looks like they want you to think its the uk, but the domain is not properly formatted for that.. the proper way would be "user@domain.co.uk" if it were from the brits!\n\nwhats going on?  Need some help?\n\nIf you can post the whole header of the email I can track it from that.
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We can't find the remote system's IP ...but we can find the system's IP by giving the command  " ipconfig " in ur "RUN" -> "CMD" ...\n\nbetter use the " ipconfig /all" to know all about the lan configuration