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Old 07-08-2007, 11:41 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I would install a firewall to block access to all ports. Also try checking to see what programs load when the computer turns on...to make sure a program such as VNC is not running. (VNC is a remote access program for business/home usage) Go Start > Run and type Msconfig then click the Statup Tab.

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ok i did that and there is one with jsut a blank there, if i disable some of those items would it be harmful to my computer?
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Old 07-09-2007, 03:42 AM   #12 (permalink)
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ok not to mention he would have to know the following:

1) Your WAN IP, which is most likely dynamic

2) an account or access to an account

3) You would have to have ports 5900 open (vnc) and/or 3389 (MS RDC) on your router

I don't think this dude has access to your computer.
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Windows has some services running at all times, if you haven't turned them off, that are popular hacking tools. Run Services.msc and just look around..... I will check it out and get back to you
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is there anyway he can look at my last played files such as pics, music, videos? cuz thats really what happened, told me my last played files and my browsing history
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yeah, hes in another state, but he does own many businesses and he has alot of money, so im not sure what hes capable of, but ok thanks, i downloaded that sunbelt firewall and stuff, thanks alot. hope it dont happen again
Are you behind a router? Routers block all ports unless forwarded for remote access. Unless this guy has planted some sort of trojan. Almost every default retail router support NAT which by default does not allow any remote host to connect.

Has this person ever had physical access to your computer?
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