Co-worker left his desktop unlocked for a few minu… Co-worker left his desktop unlocked for a few minutes. His alter ego sent him an email. Nice start of the day. Share:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Related
Almost all my co-workers (Windows forever) leave their desktops unlocked. Think to do something to teach them respect security :) Reply
Michael Stepanov, make sure they’re all smaller than you, otherwise they might want to teach you to respect privacy :D Reply
friend of mine uses his Samsung S2 to unlock desktop. As soon as SGS left his desk, desktop is locked :) Reply
How does he do this? With Blutooth? Our desktops are really limited – no WiFi, no USB, no nothing. Not sure it can be done here. But it’s a nice idea. :) Reply
Yup. However, the web access is not restricted, so I can send any data anywhere via http/https. Or via email. Security my ass. Reply
I don’t really need the solution here. Locking the desktop is in my finger memory. I was just curious as to how that one was implemented. Reply
@mamchenkov You can easily forge headers having no access to colleague’s desktop whatsoever ;)
Almost all my co-workers (Windows forever) leave their desktops unlocked. Think to do something to teach them respect security :)
I think security is overrated. But an occasional joke in the workplace is not. :)
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Michael Stepanov, make sure they’re all smaller than you, otherwise they might want to teach you to respect privacy :D
friend of mine uses his Samsung S2 to unlock desktop. As soon as SGS left his desk, desktop is locked :)
How does he do this? With Blutooth? Our desktops are really limited – no WiFi, no USB, no nothing. Not sure it can be done here. But it’s a nice idea. :)
No USB?
Nope. Only two ports – for keyboard and mouse, with hardcoded device IDs allowed. Annoying.
bluetooth
Is that a security feature? :D
no.. its not security was cheaper to buy :)
Yup. However, the web access is not restricted, so I can send any data anywhere via http/https. Or via email. Security my ass.
Cheaper to buy too. :)
Do they also spy on your Windows users with SpectorSoft or something similar?
Yup. Gladly, I am on a Linux desktop. :)
put one usb hub and thats it.. :)
ah sorry i forgot.. there is no usb :)
I don’t really need the solution here. Locking the desktop is in my finger memory. I was just curious as to how that one was implemented.
trough BT Linux and blue proximity
Aleksandar Grbic thanks!
http://sourceforge.net/projects/blueproximity/
I’ll blog it so I remember it later. :)
When your employer spies on you, it kinda sucks.
btw i need one good ssd disk any recomendation??? 60 gigs is more than enough
it does… but sometimes is must “trust is good, control is better :) “
http://www.tomshardware.com/re.....,3269.html
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