RE: Was my machine accessed unauthorizly?!

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Check the event log - security to see if all the logons correspond with the
times you logged on.

Also change your password often (make it very secure with many characters --
at least ten -- including numbers and symbols.) I recommend using a
passphrase such as a sentence that you can easily remember and misspell some
of the words, add a few #$)+*%'s in there.

Hope this helps some,
Jason Ryon

"jjjj" wrote:

> I've used Terminal server for a month and everything looks OK. but last
> week was really strange. I remotely accessed my office machine at my
> home, when I first trying to logon, the error message appear:
>
> "The remote session was disconnected because another user has connected
> to the session"
> and what is even stranger is that my email (outlook) is opened! I
> remembered very clearly that I did turn my email off when I left!
>
> The following day the same error appeared. and one of one sensitive
> file is opened. it's just so suspicious!
>
>
> Which of the following is possible:
>
> 1. Terminal server normal manitenance. (Can the maintenance open my
> already closed email or file?)
> 2. Domain administer came in to check my email. (That's terrible)
> 3. Other person with my login name and password come in. (Terrible
> too!)
>
> Greatly appreciated for your inputs!
>
>
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