LiteManager remote desktop PC into the Internet. Concealed?

[XXXMenZero]

Hi,
If I use the program for remote administration to connect via the Internet to another PC.
Will this be seen by who I'm connecting to?
Thanks!

[strollin]

Yes.  With Remote Desktop, only 1 person can be in control of the PC at a time.

[XXXMenZero]

Yes.  With Remote Desktop, only 1 person can be in control of the PC at a time.

yes, but with LiteManager I can connect several persons to the server at the same time.
How I can hide icon in the tray?

Thank you very much.

[Salmon Trout]

How I can hide icon in the tray?

Why do you need to do this?

[DaveLembke]

Also curious why it needs to be hidden? 

But the initial screenshot with Beginner Hacking shortcuts and folders is probably a good indication as to why. 

[BC_Programmer]

But the initial screenshot with Beginner Hacking shortcuts and folders is probably a good indication as to why. 

I like the test.jpg.exe myself.

Not to mention using a well-known Remote-Access-Trojan (DarkComet) and claiming they are using it for "remote administration". Likely story.

[XXXMenZero]

Why do you need to do this?

I want to control my child, wife and staff in the office)

[Mark.]

so the staff PC's are in the same building, that is, on the same network, and the wife and child's are at another location and accessible via the internet?

[DaveLembke]

I like the fact that the tray icon that most kids and wives wouldn't notice as a problem, needs to be hidden. 

Spying if necessary can be handled at the local PC level since you have physical access to the system. There are too many options to list for local PC spying methods. If you have access to the local computer or computers you can do just about anything. The method your trying to get us to help you with is one that you must know can be used in a very malicious and illegal manner and target all kinds of strangers once you get them to infect their computers with a service to get connected to which might be what your EXE tinkering is as a Test.JPG.EXE which is likely a script that your trying to hide as an image to someone who doesnt notice to get them to initiate the ability to connect to them from their end since without a service at their end open, you have no access to them. 

[Salmon Trout]

I want to control my child, wife and staff in the office)

This is probably illegal where you live. It certainly is where I am. Also thoroughly deplorable and wrong. And, I think, against the rules of this forum. (Asking for help to write trojans or spyware). Maybe should be locked?

[XXXMenZero]

seems it is impossible to hide icon.

so the staff PC's are in the same building, that is, on the same network, and the wife and child's are at another location and accessible via the internet?

both are possible

[BC_Programmer]

But neither is true. I don't think anybody is buying your story.

[Mark.]

I'll bow out at this stage, way too much of a grey area for me.

controlling your staff's PC in the manner you are attempting, is not only plain wrong but illegal.
just because you can do it doesn't mean you are allowed to.  when your staff find out, I can only imagine the repercussions you'd be facing.
networked systems have other, mainstream, authorised methods to do this.
you don't need help setting up software, you need legal advice first.

and if this level of intrusion and control is also required on family members, mate - you have bigger problems. 

[Salmon Trout]

and if this level of intrusion and control is also required on family members, mate - you have bigger problems. 

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