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Thread ID: 29903	2003-02-05 19:13:00	XP Password monitoring and Hibernation with Hot-Switching	Chilling_Silence (9)	Press F1

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118644	2003-02-05 19:13:00	2x questions for ya: I want to be able to hibernate when I have the quick user switching thingy enaled, at the moment I have to un-tick both boxes in the User settings before hibernating. Next, I want a keylogger that will work at the login screen, coz I wanna see what passwords my family trys when they are attempting to break into my PC. Thanks Chilling_Silence BTW - WinXP Pro just in case it makes a difference :-)	Chilling_Silence (9)
118645	2003-02-05 19:42:00	> Next, I want a keylogger that will work at the login > screen, coz I wanna see what passwords my family trys > when they are attempting to break into my PC. Sounds more like you want to hack into someone elses PC using their password. You would probably need a trojan that looks like a login screen which then passes the password they typed to the real login screen. Would have to a pretty poor OS that allowed that without a trojan being present.	Big John (551)
118646	2003-02-05 19:47:00	Win 9x does.... And no, its my PC, Plus, Id have to have acess first... I found it so amusing yesterday watching my friend.. He logged me out and wanted to log in as a seperate user to play unreal tournament... Only both accounts (guess one too) had a password of over 15 chars. long. I found it so amusing, and I know my family's gonna try and hack into it... BTW - Wouldnt I have to have access to the PC afterwards any way to find out what's been typed??	Chilling_Silence (9)
118647	2003-02-05 19:49:00	> Would have to a pretty poor OS that allowed that > without a trojan being present. Oh, and have a look at rAdmin.com's remote administrator... Allows you to fully control a PC remotely, before you've even logged in, so why couldnt a key-logger start? I can even do the Ctrl+Alt+Del remotely :-)	Chilling_Silence (9)
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