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Ok I’ll make it as brief as possible considering its a complicated situation. I have a few friends on aim and I suspect its the same person on different s/n’s using the same computer. They are supposdely different people, I am talking about a good 4 or 5 people who I think is one person saying they are differnt people. I hope you understand what I mean. Well I hope by asking this it isnt breaking the rules and if it is, is there a “legal” way to find out the truth. If I knew how to track their IP’s I could do that and prove all the s/n’s are on the same computer but using dial up it would change everytime. But when they go from one s/n to another during one session I could do it. Is there a way to do it without them knowing im checking and without breaking the law? Thanks much,
Evan – Offical AIM Bonehead LOLQuote:quote:Originally posted by BusDriversSonwell they have hackers
Yes, there are hackers, however this is pretty simple…
Search this forum for ‘netstat’, LuckyHeart1281.
I dont want to use a hacker for obivious reasons. Is there a way to use netstat without being directly connected because if I keep directly connecting they would probably get sucpicious. Is there anything else I can do?
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