Re: finding records in my computer
- From: "John D. Sheridan" <jdsheridan@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 20:55:10 -0500
You're welcome, and good luck.
John
"Lauria" <Lauria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thank you that make sense. I have changed my email immediately after I
found
out. It just tos consequence, I got fired on the 12th. I have a copy of
the
Account Usage Report that shows time, date and how long that I've been on
the
internet. I have never leave my computer on for 24 hours a day.
According
to the report, it showed that I left my computer on for 6 days, started on
the 6/08 to 6/13. I was fired on the 12th. The Account Usage Report show
that I used my internet everyday except from 8th to 12th. I'm in the
process
of going back to the hearing and I need to explain to the judge that the
information that he gotten was from my webmail and it wasn't from a friend
of
mine, it was from my sister.
The boss stated that he got information about some comments that I've made
to a friend of mine which it was none of his business anyway. That
information was between me and her and we were emailing each other from
home.
I told my friend who still works there about this and she immediately
contact her internet provider to change her password, too. They got
something on her too and she had been warned.
Lauria
"John D. Sheridan" wrote:
They wouldn't have necessarily have had to use a key-recorder to do that.
Every webpage you visit is downloaded to a location on your hard drive,
and
with a little knowledge anyone can read those pages, and that includes
web
email. Yahoo is the easiest, GMail the hardest.
OK, take a deep breath.
If your boss used a key-recorder on your work computer to get your email
password, it would not show up on your home computer. It just doesn't
work
that way. Your home computer can only show you when it is logged in to.
It
will not show if you boss logged in to your web email from another
computer.
I doubt your home computer would even show when you logged in to your web
email, it would only when you log in to Windows. Your web email service
might be able to tell you what computers have used your email, and only
then
would you be able to tell if someone else was getting in to it. In any
event, he wouldn't have hacked your home computer, so there's nothing
there
to find. Even if you find that someone else was accessing your web
email,
you have to prove it was him. Where I work, I would only be able to
prove
that one of the 10,000 people that work there did it.
In any event, if you think it was him, you may want to contact an
attorney.
I hope you have changed your email password since all of this began. I
advise people to never do anything on their work computer that they would
be
afraid to show their boss, and that includes personal email.
John
"Lauria" <Lauria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I turned my computer off every night. What gets me, he knows alot of
informations that are between me and my friends that we don't talk
about
at
work. We emailed to each other after work. I contacted my internet
provider
and they told me that it looks like my internet and webmail had be
opened
for
6 days which I know it isn't true. I have records in my computer that
I
have
sign off and on. I'm just trying to find a way or who can I ask about
helping me out. I got denied unemployment benefit because of the his
lies.
"Ringmaster" wrote:
On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:28:01 -0700, Lauria
<Lauria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
No, he has a software called Keystroke Reorder.
I assume you mean Keystroke Recorder.
http://www.smartkeystrokerecorder.com/
I don't see any feature listed where your boss installing this
software on HIS computer so he could monitor email on YOUR computer.
You sound paranoid. That obviously would be illegal and if true you
could file a big fat law suit and take your boss to the cleaners. The
product is designed to PROTECT the computer it is installed on, not
snoop on another computer. So do NOT accuse him of doing that or he
might turn around and sue you!
These days a LOT of companies snoop on their employees but while at
work on company computers. That is legal. What you're suggesting
sounds far fetched. While some of what you suggest is technically
possible I simply can't accept any company would do it or for that
matter know HOW to do it.
.
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