Capturing computer signals

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Benhur

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Hello! :cool:

I really wonder how come my computer signals are getting captured by my neighboor even though I do not have anything wireless. How could I prevent this?

They know what I have done so far so good in my puter? Isn't it quite bit scary which throws all the puters into garbage box. How can I block the signal capturing?

Any idea?

Thank You!
Benhur
 
don't know what you mean by 'signal' but didn't you neighbour by any chance had access to your computer and installed a trojan or something..? do you have any firewall/ antivirus software installed..?
 
Computers has used RF (Radop Frequency) modulation. No one did enter my puter and there is no trojans. I bet there is a way for one whoever wants to capture RF signals of the puters. :(
 
Benhur said:
They know what I have done so far so good in my puter? Isn't it quite bit scary which throws all the puters into garbage box. How can I block the signal capturing?
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Okay, I've read that statement quite a few times, and I just absolutely have no idea what it means. :confused:

Are you referring to tempest-like spying? It takes some pretty sophisticated equipment to perform such monitoring, especially with high-resolution monitors and with as fast as computers are today. Okay I'm just going to stop here, because the more I read your posts, the less I understand what the hell you are talking about. I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume that english is not your first language. :p
 
I know what youre saying Benhur. The guys at GeekSquad told me the same thing was happening to me. :rolleyes:
 
All computers emit RF but but more like static than a capturable signal. If your computer is clean and you don't use wireless, then the only way to monitor your computer is by direct line of sight. Your ISP can monitor your internet comings and goings, but it's limited to just the internet. Take your tin foil hat off and quit worrying :cool:
 
are you connected to a wireless router w/ 4 port switch? and currently do not have a wireless device? if thats the case then just turn on the wireless access in the router.
 
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