| Christopher Shanahan on 12 Aug 2005 12:40:10 -0000 |
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On Thursday 11 August 2005 19:06, Eugene Smiley wrote: > Well the page you listed states, "Leaves No Trace. BlackDog leaves no > trace of your application or data on the host computer." > > It doesn't say that it leaves no trace of BlackDog. It could be read > as "BlackDog leaves no trace of your application or data -- which > you've installed on BlackDog -- on the host computer." Keep in mind, of course, that BlackDog -- like any USB device -- will leave its mark in the host computer's registry (assuming a Windows machine). > Maybe they're using JVM... I'd lean toward NX (which can be run full > screen) however. They refer to it as "Projecting" the server on to > the host PC which sounds to me like some form of remote desktop > (VNC/RDP/NX) family of tricks. Wouldn't nxserver, or any comparable server app, have to be running on the host computer for a client running on the BlackDog to connect to? Or am I thinking backwards? Its still early. :) Regardless, it would be interesting to see what -- if any -- information is left behind on the host computer -- the machine running nxserver -- after an NX session. -- Christopher Shanahan Attachment:
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