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IP Spoof Automatic with Firefox 2
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IP Spoof Automatic with Firefox 2
I recently took over a persons computer to assist them with an issue. After we had disconnected, the user went and attempted to log in to a website that they did not have access to. The owner of that website contacted me wanting to know why I was trying to log in. Upon investigation and testing, discovered that once disconnected, if a user visits sites, the technicians IP address that they connected to will show up in the apache web server logs. Can other technicians using single click for support confirm this scenario. Thanks.
Tim Neighbors