ShadowKntSDS
07-26-2007, 12:29 PM
I start to try out dual boxing last night using synergy. I downloaded the modified version linked from this site that allows key broadcasting and played around for a bit.
I wake up this morning, and one of my passwords does not work. Luckily, this is not my primary account, and I am not really set back much by this, even if the account is lost for good.
I realize there are 3 million ways the account could of have compromised, but lets assume it was synergy that allowed it to happen. What can I do to prevent this in the future?
I am behind a router, so in theory I am behind a firewall. I have not clicked an keyloggers on in any of the forums. One of the machines I use is also a work laptop that is firewalled/virus scanned out the yin-yang.
here are some ideas:
-try a different program, hopefully one with some type of encyption (does multibox do this?)
-rotate the port i use so I am not on the default
-explictly block the port from external access
-avoid logging in w/ synergy running.
Any other ideas? I don't want to fear dual-boxing because of this incident. I don't beleive I did anything inherently stupid here.
I wake up this morning, and one of my passwords does not work. Luckily, this is not my primary account, and I am not really set back much by this, even if the account is lost for good.
I realize there are 3 million ways the account could of have compromised, but lets assume it was synergy that allowed it to happen. What can I do to prevent this in the future?
I am behind a router, so in theory I am behind a firewall. I have not clicked an keyloggers on in any of the forums. One of the machines I use is also a work laptop that is firewalled/virus scanned out the yin-yang.
here are some ideas:
-try a different program, hopefully one with some type of encyption (does multibox do this?)
-rotate the port i use so I am not on the default
-explictly block the port from external access
-avoid logging in w/ synergy running.
Any other ideas? I don't want to fear dual-boxing because of this incident. I don't beleive I did anything inherently stupid here.