i92guboj |
10-03-2008 11:32 AM |
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Originally Posted by CRC123
(Post 3298024)
Did you read the OP's post?
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Yup.
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Here are some key 'shady' sentences: aka, without setting off any alarms and without being logged.
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THat's your interpretation. Those words are not his. Anyway, as I already explained: you can't do so without being logged and you can't run anything on a given box without the kernel noticing it. So, that should be clear by now. No need to repeat it again.
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aka, run a program that he doesn't want anyone to know he ran.
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Maybe he just want to monitor the usage that their (co) workers are doing of the bussiness resources. This might be a bit big-brotherish, but perfectly legal. As I already said, if he has login access then there's nothing for us to worry about, and if he hasn't there isn't either, since he can't do anything. I don't know what the problem is...
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if this doesn't sound shady to you, then you're crazy. (IMO)
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I might be crazy, but not because of this. :)
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