Adriano Varoli Piazza wrote:
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Hmm... Just by looking at a log that has entries missing I could tell
something's not going right in a computer. Ditto for the browser
cache. So that won't do it either. A solution would be to change every
occurrence of the sites with something else... Though the sheer pain
of doing that would make me think of some easier alternative, like
doing it at home in privacy.
If the logs are emptied out completely, then there is no proof. A
pausible reason could be given, such as shortage of root file system space.
If you go through a company proxy or firewall then you're nailed.
(However you say that you don't.)
There is no way to protect your home directory and files from root, but
they may be protected from other users by the simple adjustment of the
permissions and ownerships of files and directories.
Encryption?
In theory it would be possible to mask your activities via encryption,
but it would probably be a difficult thing to achieve with respect to
web browsing histories, etc.
cheers
Duncan
p.s. They say you'll go blind if you do it too much.
True that (disclaimer: I can see for miles and miles and miles :-) )
Cheers
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Adriano Varoli Piazza
ROFLMAO
Duncan
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