Remote Viewing Of My Computer ?

Im not being paranoid, but the other night im sure someone was watching what I was doing on my screen!
Not only that, but the mouse wasn't working properly, seemed like someone else had control!
Is this possible that they were doing this?
I live in a shared house, one of 4 people connected to the same router. How do I stop this, or get them back by doing the same???

 

There are several programs that can do this but they all require your co-operation in one way or another. Is it possible someone else may have had access to your computer?

 

I'll be going offline very shortly but check your programs list - if Teamviewer is installed then uninstall it.

 

Sounds to me like you were the victim of a rat. Such programs are sold in a underground market. To protect you I will not give out where this image was posted but it does describe what the program does.

"remote desktop" will allow someone to view and interact with your desktop as if it were their own.
I recommend you follow this thread next.

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Trojans capable of this (and more!) have been around for 15+ years that I know of. Get it checked over, as avalanch suggested.

 

windows 7 home.

I noticed on the NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE, at times there are 2 wireless routers :-s probably nothing to do with this subject, but can someone explain what it's about?

1 is connected to the main router,and the other one, I cant understand what it is. It says Wireless Router TL-WR740N and the other one is the main Netgear router for our wireless

 

cant find the download for jrat anywhere

 

Nor do you want to. It's simply one of many Remote Administration Tools (RAT's) that hackers use. They mostly do this via file binding, (binding it to a exe, image, etc) and via java applets..
I'll leave this for you to help you get rid of it.. Malware, Virus, and Rat Removal Help by MRT

 

Your wireless adapter will pick up any signal that's strong enough so seeing other nearby routers is quite normal. It's not usually possible to connect to them though without knowing the wireless password. You should disconnect from the unknown router and not try to connect to it again without the owner's permission.

 

I still have s feeling its the guy downstairs as he's on the same network as me is this not possible seeing as he is on the same router connection?

 

open up
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network and Sharing Center
and see if you're connected to any Homegroups. Though I doubt that would let him have remote access over your desktop.

 

Nope, not connected to any homegroups

 

You never answered the question in posts #2 and #3. Is it possible that some other occupant could have had direct access to your computer? Do you have a strong password for access to your computer? Is Teamviewer installed?

 

Nope nobody has direct access to my computer, i do have a string password and no i dont have teamviewer installed

 

Thanks. We need the feedback to narrow down possibilities.