Hacker Problems

[Oddysey]

Shea;

Four things: One; good research on the Sub-Seven, it shows that you can find info when you want to - keep it up!

Two; I don't agree with ProxRocks on this one. If you can get a legitimate email for the end user, send 'em a gentle request to knock it off. If you can only get as far as their ISP, then let them know instead. They have a vested interest in keeping their clients clean, and they won't be offended if you can prove your accusations. Send log files if you can. Screen shots, even if they are easy to read, are not easy to enter back into a database for searching purposes.

Three; why is your relative's machine so unprotected?? Lead 'em by the hand to the promised land by showing them a hardware firewall, a software firewall, and what else, The Proxomitron! They have no excuse for being on the 'Net without some form of protection.

Four; the multiple IP's can mean either multiple machines/persons, or it could just be a dynamic IP from the pool authorized for that one machine/person. I wouldn't worry overly much at this point.


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Jak;

Quote:The last command his CPU heard before it "perished" in the dark, cold and all along, . .was <Remote_Kill disk!>

You are so evil! B) You, my friend, are a prime candidate for membership at the EHOWA forums!! But first, make sure you've got an extra hour a day - that place is busy!!

Ciao


Oddysey