Released in 2005 as remote access solution for IT service providers. Initially developed to reduce customer travel and simplify remote tasks. Now installed on over two billion devices worldwide
MySQL server by default listens only on localhost. Bind-address option in mysqld.cnf controls server listening. IPv4 listening uses 0.0.0.0, IPv6 uses ::. Configuration file location differs by distribution. Changes require MySQL service restart
Uses USB 3.1 gen 1 Type A ports with speeds up to 5Gbps. Supports simultaneous data transfer and charging. Available in 2-, 8- and 24-port models with up to 127 devices. Compatible with USB 2.0 and supports Gigabit Ethernet
Free remote access software for Windows, Mac, and smartphones. Simple installation process requiring minimal setup time. Popular for remote troubleshooting and tech support
Use Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt cable between computers. Command-F2 on iMac initiates connection. Different iMac models require specific cable types. iMac models from late 2014 can't be used as displays
Automatic mouse movements and webcam activation indicate potential intrusion. Unfamiliar applications running in Task Manager or Activity Monitor. High CPU usage while computer is idle. Increased data usage without online activity changes