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Posted by M.I.5¾ on June 18, 2008, 3:57 am
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> Hello.
>
> I just found out that someone's old laptop/notebook got stolen in Spain
> in an airport on a trip. He has already reported to the police over
> there about it.
>
> The computer is protected with BIOS, but I am sure computer experts can
> find ways around it. The HDD is not fully encrypted (does use TrueCrypt
> v4 for some important datas though, but not like songs, photos., etc.).
> It is running Toshiba OEM Windows XP Media Center 2004 SP2 with IE6.0
> SP2 and all critical updates and optional softwares.
>
> I am not sure what other programs phone home like his iTunes, Toshiba
> software, etc. Is there anything else? I know it has an old NAV version
> (I think 2004?) that does AutoLU if it is boots up Windows (after
> logging in). I wonder if this is even worth finding out the IP address
> if it ever gets connected from its boot up. Has anyone tried that?
>
> Are there anything else to try to improve the chances of getting the
> stolen laptop/notebook back? He will contact Toshiba and check the
> airport's security daily until he leaves the country.
>
> I know the chances of getting it back is very slim especially in a
> foreign country.
>
> Thank you in advance. :(
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