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393011 2005-10-03 00:01:00 I have a friend who is looking after her grand children (after a court order) and each weekend they chat to their father on MSN.Once they are finished the father cleans out all he thinks may leave traces of their Chat.However the wicked stepmother (and I am for real here)has had the puter "doctored" by a Guru and she has access to the complete chat session.Is there something,
(1) preferably the Grandmother or children can put on their W98 puter or
(2)The father at the other end can use;
To make the chat session 100% secure.I use Crapcleaner and feel it may do at the fathers end but Gma wants to be sure.
kjaada (253)
393012 2005-10-03 00:20:00 I think that if the father uses MSN Web Messenger, then that doesn't leave traces of logs (as far as I know).

It's MSN Messenger's online version,

http://webmessenger.msn.com
somebody (208)
393013 2005-10-03 00:26:00 Yes it is and remember the puter has been "doctored" kjaada (253)
393014 2005-10-03 01:28:00 I have a friend who is looking after her grand children (after a court order) and each weekend they chat to their father on MSN.Once they are finished the father cleans out all he thinks may leave traces of their Chat.However the wicked stepmother (and I am for real here)has had the puter "doctored" by a Guru and she has access to the complete chat session.Is there something,
(1) preferably the Grandmother or children can put on their W98 puter or
(2)The father at the other end can use;
To make the chat session 100% secure.I use Crapcleaner and feel it may do at the fathers end but Gma wants to be sure.
Why? Is he not supposed to be talking to them?

Why not have him go to an internet cafe and chat then?
Who owns this PC - him or the stepmother? And presumably that is his new partner - sounds more like a domestic problem than a PC one.

Not sure I want to tell you what to do in that case....
pctek (84)
393015 2005-10-03 01:39:00 The PC problem is:
How can he use his PC to chat and keep his chat private?
I think a lot of husbands would be interested to know.
I am sure there is a way and I think Ccleaner is the way but
we want to be sure.
Would you chat to a family member and tell them your credit card
details while on MSN and feel safe?
The previous posting seemed to say you could.
kjaada (253)
393016 2005-10-03 01:48:00 The PC problem is:
How can he use his PC to chat and keep his chat private?
I think a lot of husbands would be interested to know.
I am sure there is a way and I think Ccleaner is the way but
we want to be sure.
Would you chat to a family member and tell them your credit card
details while on MSN and feel safe?
The previous posting seemed to say you could.

Why is their a need to have it kept secret from his current partner?

Why secret at all?

I wouldn't tell ANY one family or not my credit card number at all.
pctek (84)
393017 2005-10-03 01:53:00 You sure a keylogger, software or hardware based hasn't been installed??

There are hardware keyloggers, which go between the kb connection on the case...

This captures everything. Using programs like ccleaner wouldnt remove what this logs, as its hardware based. It'll get recorded on the keylogger.
Speedy Gonzales (78)
393018 2005-10-03 02:00:00 Thanks for that there is a good chance that is the problem.
All normal precautions have not stopped the step mum from knowing
what is going on and I guess CCleaner would not help either.
Thanks
kjaada (253)
393019 2005-10-03 02:20:00 most good antivirus progs should pick up on a keylogger ........also you may not be aware of it but msn messenger has a functino in it which allows automatic 'saveing' of all chats.............under......tools/options/messages........'automatically keep a history of my conversations'.......and it gives the option of where to save them...... drcspy (146)
393020 2005-10-03 02:47:00 Keylogger or something found on the keyboard input.
Why would any wife want to check on what her husband is doing on the net?
CHECK GUYS.
kjaada (253)
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