BBM - Well the following bits from the 13th Juror is exactly why I want to know if remote access was a possibility. JA was still in the beginning stages of her plans to stop TA from whatever it was he was going to reveal about her, perhaps she was able to, or had one of her "supporters", access his pc, keeping in mind that malware is not the same thing as a virus and can mimic human actions/keystrokes, it can even allow a remote user to type things on your location bar.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keystroke_logging
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Remote access software keyloggers
These are local software keyloggers with an added feature that allows access to the locally recorded data from a remote location. Remote communication may be achieved using one of these methods:
Data is uploaded to a website, database or an FTP server.
Data is periodically emailed to a pre-defined email address.
Data is wirelessly transmitted by means of an attached hardware system.
The software enables a remote login to the local machine from the Internet or the local network, for data logs stored on the target machine to be accessed.
Most of these aren't stopped by HTTPS encryption because that only protects data in transit between computers; this is a threat in your own computer - the one connected to the keyboard."
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https://www.facebook.com/JuanMartinezProsecutorSupportPage/posts/340746676118915
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On a search bar, how do you know if someone searched an actual topic? the Judge asked as she
read the Juror question.
There is a registry history. In that registry, terms are searched by a human and they are not automated searches.
Do things attach to other files from spam and viruses? the question asked.
Yes, he answered. We call it hooking and they can modify files. It is usually for advertising reasons.
Is there evidence of a virus that had to be removed?
Yes, there were a variety of them including Z-Lob and a handful of others.
Can malware hijack a system to get *advertiser censored*?
Yes, he answered without explanation."
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Kirk Nurmis questions were directed at the computer. He was wanted attention toward June 1, 2008, the day he alleged Travis Alexander was searching for *advertiser censored*. So, if we look at the browser history, we can assume that a virus did not use the browser? he asked.
The browser is separate from a virus, John Smith answered.
Kirk Nurmi stood in his Sherlock Holmes pose acting as if he was framing a question very carefully. So, he said with a pause, we can see a list of sites in the browser. Lets take Babies *advertiser censored* Magazine. Its in the browser. Did a virus look for that?
No, definitely not, John Smith said. These were searched for by a human and could not have come from a virus even if the virus had hijacked *advertiser censored*.
What about these cleaner programs? Nurmi asked. Could they put this in the browser?
Spy Block or any program like that cannot put things or items in a browser. These search terms were undoubtedly from human interaction, John Smith stated."
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Juan then brought the questioning back to June 1, 2008, days before Travis Alexander was murdered. The laptop was in his office that he allowed anyone in the household to access. He did not believe in making boundaries in his own home. He was known for leaving his doors unlocked.
The computer was in his office, wasnt it? Juan asked Flores.
Yes.
The defendant would have had access to it?
Yes, Flores responded.
Travis Alexander never kept the door locked, did he?
Not that I know of, Flores answered.
His house was available to everyone because he liked it that way, didnt he?
There was no indication his office was locked, was there? Juan asked, stopping.
No.
The defendant had access to it as well, didnt she? Juan reiterated.
Yes, Flores said."
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She grasped the edges of the podium. Theres another issue I would like to discuss. You know that Jodi Arias was nowhere near Mesa on June 1, 2008, dont you? she asked accusingly.
Yes, Flores answered.
She was not in Mesa, Arizona. She was in Yreka, California. Right?
Yes, Detective Flores answered."
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If this wasn't such a serious despicable matter, I'd laugh at the Babies *advertiser censored* Magazine example, who else but a photographer would be interested in making money from selling pics of naked babies?
) he provided effective counsel.
