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 How to detect a “stealth user”
how to find out if you have a stealth user on your system

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ASKED: June 5, 2009  1:01 AM
UPDATED: June 8, 2009  8:20 PM

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You can probably run (within a command prompt) netstat -a which will show all active connections to and from your computer. If you want a GUI version of the command, you can go to CNet's Download.com Portal, and download "Active Ports". It does the same thing and in addition you can run a nslookup and terminate connection. ======================= You can also right click on My Computer. select System Tools, Shared Folders, Shares and see who is connected to the default shares like Admin$, IPC$ or C$ In the IT trenches? So am I - read my <a href="http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/it-trenches">IT-Trenches blog</a>
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Hello IT4dumee,

Please give us more information. What system do you mean? If you provide more details, we will be able to identify the issue more specifically.

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