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Today, I remoted into one of my customer and the I couldn't. &nbsp;The password was changed and the were 4 accounts created on the PC. &nbsp;The accounts were Ghoster, GhostUser, GhostUsers, and GhostUserss. &nbsp;All had admin rights. &nbsp;Lucky, I have a program to blank out the password for the user account and could see the additional accounts on the PC. &nbsp; I removed the Ghost accounts and scanned the PC for virus, etc. and found nothing that seems associated with this issue. &nbsp;The data on the PC seems intake, strange.<br />
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Has anyone had this happen to them?<br />
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Thanks.
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Today, I remoted into one of my customer and the I couldn't.  The password was changed and the were 4 accounts created on the PC.  The accounts were Ghoster, GhostUser, GhostUsers, and GhostUserss.  All had admin rights.  Lucky, I have a program to blank out the password for the user account and could see the additional accounts on the PC.   I removed the Ghost accounts and scanned the PC for virus, etc. and found nothing that seems associated with this issue.  The data on the PC seems intake, strange.

Has anyone had this happen to them?

Thanks.

Ghostuser attack.

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