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finding an IM hack?
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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My exgf has apparently installed an IM hack/tracker on one or both of my computers. I know the software is supposed to be undetectable, but is there a way I can get rid of it?
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As a first effort, go into the Terminal and type ps axc. Let's see if there's anything obvious in your process list.
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How did she do that? I've never heard of any such malware for the Mac OS.
You could always wipe everything and do a fresh install, thus removing any trace of the bitch.
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"The road to success is dotted with the most tempting parking spaces."
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Originally Posted by kill bill 
My parents have installed an IM tracker on my family's computers. I know the software is supposed to be undetectable, but is there a way I can circumvent it?
Fixed for higher probability. 
-t
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