Ok, I found real player on the puter a week ago...
Did some digging and found porn links FOR it; not in it, but cant seem to get them to run when I put in the names and press play.
I also found an attach.mud.yahoo on it today...what does THAT mean??
I assume it is an email link from his email account.
My question, is can people send webcam videos and personal messages and video greetings and him play it on there??
I am sure I found the tip of the iceburg with the porn videos; but I am wondering if people can send personal things....like a GF sending a video hello or something.
I am not sure what it is I am trying to get out tonight...
Plus, I cant seem to get the damned thing to play what I DO find. Is there some sort of disk I need to put in first??
I cant also seem to open up his "library"
It is lockable?
Oh joy....just a new discovery for me this week...
I am at the point now to where I am ice cold, shut down and basically indifferent.
Thank you for any replies.
I did do a "source" on the mud attach thing...all I could really see which would raise a red flag to me, was the words "Body Part" in it....but, I could not find what it was actually...or where it came from.
Thanks for everything and all the support.
Emma

Real Player is used to playback video and music files. The links for the porn may not work because they could be old, they may actually be links to files on the computer that no longer play, or other reasons like that.

attach.mud.yahoo - I'm not sure on that, and a google search didn't get me much. The only internet MUD that I'm familiar with is Multi-User Dungeon, which I believe refers to multiple players participating in an online game, usually (or originally) primarily text-based.


Yes, they can. I rarely use RealPlayer anymore, but you might do a search for any files ending in .ra on the computer - those are real player files (or used to be).

As for the "Body Part", that most likely has nothing to do with porn or anything else. I'm willing to bet that the file is MIME or UU64 encoded (haven't done anything with those types of things in a very long time), and the Body Part tells the decoder where to start decoding the file.

In all honesty, you're best bet to find out what is going on is to install a keylogger - or hire a computer foresnics person. The keylogger would be a lot cheaper <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Hello,
Thank you for your reply; it is appreciated.