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The tech at my work place installed Web Watcher.http://www.webwatcherkids.com/ on all of the office's PCs.I know that it is on my PC for a fact because I saw him install it. It is very sneaky. doesn't show up in registry,task manager and is web based. It is a keylogger and URL grabber. It monitors emails and all web activity. It can even keylog while the pc is not hooked up to the internet then send the data later when internet is activated.
Is there a way to disable the software temporarily while I am using the internet? Is there a way to mask were I go and what I type?
Thanks
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Posted 20 November 2007 - 12:06 PM
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You have admitted that these are work computers. They do not belong to you. What you are asking is for, us to be an accomplice to an illegal act of tampering with property that does not belong to you. This topic is closed.
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