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Re: Internet Sharing
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I can't exactly tell you since I'm a teen but it all depends on if it was a hidden pre-installed screen monitor or check up on your system history files daily or weekly or monthly but sometimes work places do that to avoid internet usage and all that, use a program called ccleaner tho to deleted cookies and all that =] hope that helps as I'm not sure how your work computers are being monitor or taken care of. if this helped hit thanks =] |
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Re: Internet Sharing
Not on the server side, (via IT room), however, you will need to disconnect from your work LAN if you wish to remain untraceable. You will also need to have administrative privileges on your computer so you can delete the history of the machine under your operations. Your machine may also have a keylogging program installed. It all depends on how paranoid the corporation you are working for is. If you want optimum security, connect via tethering, and use TOR from a flash drive, (or CDROM). However, they may also have external media access disabled.
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Re: Internet Sharing
They can't trace you from the network if you are physically disconnected from their LAN. However, this being said, you can still be traced by 'local' programs installed by your IT department to watch for said stuff.
It really depends on the IT guys, maybe you know one of them? Best way is to ask them, but only if you guys are more than just co-workers though, you don't want to set off any flags. I know here at my place of work they use something called 'NetSupport', which is a tracker/Help Desk program. I don't know if it still logs when it is off the company LAN, but I don't see why it wouldn't. It probably just logs it into a local folder until the network becomes available again. Working in IT for a while I found that the techs usually don't care about you surfing YouTube or anything at all, unless a superior is asking about it or its using up too many company resources/compromising security. They have better things to do than babysit your internet usage.
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