Hackers easily hijack Windows crash reports, report says

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  1. Total
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    Mine must be not enabled , can't find it even in the hidden devices ..
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  3. carwiz
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    System devices? You got me. It's been so long since I disabled mine, I forget were it was to start with.
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  4. A Guy
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    Oh well, no sign of them

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  5. TVeblen
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    Can't find it on my system neither.

    EDIT: Of interest:
    http://support.asus.com/Search/KDeta...E194742F93&t=2
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  7. carwiz
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    Apparently, it only applies to motherboards with Intel VPro Technology. It's called Intel Active Management Technology.

    Here's some details of what AMT can do. Note that it includes remote power-on.
    Intel Active Management Technology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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